all-out effort

greatest possible; complete; total He made an all-out effort to be the best student in his class.

He made an all-out effort to be the best student in his class.

Mr. Obama says helping the financial sector is one aspect of an all-out effort to shore up the U. S. economy.

Unfortunately, such an all-out effort is only considered in times of war or disaster.

Use your watch to time the four-minute repeats, and run at a strong and fast (but not all-out) effort.

But not this year, I think as long as the correct attitude, actively participate in an all-out effort to pay, there would be no regret .

I called for federal aid to make our schools safer and for an all-out effort to turn back the tide of AIDS in America.

The White House is waging an all-out effort to ease election year fears about the economy.

Japanese Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda is vowing to make "an all-out effort" to prevent a further surge for his country's currency.

While Castresana vowed to solve the case, the entrenched forces in Guatemala launched an all-out effort to destroy CICIG.

By cycling between bouts of all-out effort and short stretches of active recovery, a mirror will be all you need to gauge your progress.

Mr. Obama is making an all-out effort to regain the upper hand.

Fourth, make all-out effort to counter the threat of H1N1 flu and other infectious diseases.

We will make an all-out effort to make your visit comfortable.

Ingratiating itself in Beijing, Hong Kong made an all-out effort to influence Communist leaders so that its needs weren't neglected.