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The law governs every type of human endeavor, including politics and literature.
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But there are good political reasons to take up an athletic endeavor.
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The endeavor has since brought multiple alarming flaws to light every year.
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However the company is still hoping to profit handsomely from the endeavor.
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With my particular skill set, such an endeavor could be quite entertaining.
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But I will endeavor to give some general idea of the Exhibition.
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Our faith in the American people is reflected in another major endeavor.
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The brightness of the sunshiny day aided her unconsciously in this endeavor.
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They are the little things in the confused maelstrom of human endeavor.
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Therefore, man must endeavor in all things to investigate the fundamental reality.
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He slept badly; his long endeavor for a horse ended in nightmares.
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This is really a proof of concept endeavor for the Princeton team.
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You endeavor in your address to separate the sovereign from the nation.
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Prominence was given to local endeavor in behalf of the helpless poor.
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The Martian project is the single most ambitious endeavor in human history.
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I had the same problem as I did with my masking-tape endeavor.
