endeavors

especially British, en·deav·ours

[en-dev-erz]

noun

1. the plural of endeavor.

Example Sentences

AI, which requires by far the largest data collection and optimization endeavors in history, graphically reinforces this point.

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“Our mission has consistently been to ensure that every student in Compton receives an education that prepares them for college, career, and future endeavors,” Brawley added.

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Companies are racing to integrate AI technology into all kinds of products, including some that touch on central human endeavors: reading and writing, art and science.

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“We wish you all the best in your future endeavors.”

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In Iran, Chinese infrastructure projects tend to be huge state-directed endeavors, including airports, refineries and transport projects, managed by China’s largest state banks and engineering groups.

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Related Words

• aim 
• effort 
• enterprise 
• struggle 
• undertaking 
• venture