| Some of them deliberately cultivate an extremely casual look, and go to great lengths to sport outlandish hairstyles. |
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| Their uncle remained in Dundee and the sisters would go to great lengths to avoid him, rarely attending family gatherings if he was there. |
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| They can also have to go to great lengths to source the correct fabric for a period. |
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| Even f they've been successful in the past, there's a constant fear of failure, and they go to great lengths to perfect everything they do. |
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| The filmmakers also go to great lengths to tell the kids not to be fashion slaves. |
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| Symantec said that scareware vendors go to great lengths to initimidate and trick web users in to purchasing this malicious software. |
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| Companies therefore go to great lengths to ensure that people disclose their postcode. |
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| Mann likens this process to the method acting style of movie stars such as Robert de Niro, who go to great lengths to get into character. |
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| Janice and Alison go to great lengths to ensure they sell the genuine article, which comes with a certificate of authenticity. |
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| Infertility was a deeply distressing problem and childless couples would go to great lengths to raise money to fund treatment, he said. |
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| Individuals suffering panic attacks often go to great lengths to hide their symptoms because they fear ridicule. |
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| Anyway, while we go to great lengths to strive for the accuracy of the information presented herein, mistakes will inevitably occur. |
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| Secondly, injecting drug users who experience withdrawal symptoms will go to great lengths to alleviate them. |
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| Some parents go to great lengths to provide a memorable wedding day for their children. |
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| We go to great lengths to make seemingly easy connections with an audience. |
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| Our military commanders go to great lengths to ensure that the weapons they deploy and the tactics they use minimize civilian casualties. |
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| We will go to great lengths to ensure that their safety and their health is looked after. |
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| Perpetrators go to great lengths to ensure their fraud activities remain undetected. |
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| Guests receive endless pampering by the friendly staff who go to great lengths to create a relaxed and informal atmosphere. |
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| Confident in its exclusively fresh products, EXKi will go to great lengths to avoid using any type of additive. |
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| Stars of the City Customer Service Awards recognize the front line people who go to great lengths to make your day outstanding. |
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| Families will often go to great lengths to protect their affected family member from the consequences of her or his behaviour. |
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| Commercial websites go to great lengths to obtain as much information from children as possible, often in the context of games and contests. |
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| These days it appears as if women will go to great lengths to achieve that 36-24-36 measurement. |
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| When the facts did not suit her, my mother would go to great lengths to refashion them altogether. |
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| Some go to great lengths to assert their identity in the face of great difficulty. |
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| We go to great lengths to understand the opinions of various stakeholders including our customers, communities and shareholders. |
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| Simm would also go to great lengths to arrange the proper counseling for youth in conflict with the law. |
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| As we go about our work, we go to great lengths to maintain and protect our credibility and to ensure that this trust is earned and deserved. |
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| To guarantee top performance and long-term customer value, we go to great lengths to attract, recruit and systematically develop our team. |
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| When research doesn't go their way, or simply confirms what mothers intuitively know, feminist social affairs writers will go to great lengths to cover it up. |
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| Adults with literacy difficulties are very vulnerable and go to great lengths to keep their circumstances secret, often from their partners and children. |
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| The Midrashim, however, go to great lengths to describe Serach as someone who was given extreme longevity for having done a single virtuous deed as a child. |
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| Our pilots and air crew go to great lengths to minimalise civilian risk. |
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| Some laws go to great lengths in specifying what those safeguards should be, while others impose only a general duty or obligation to ensure proper safeguards and security mechanisms. |
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| Some birders have been known to go to great lengths and many have lost their lives in the process. |
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| Some invasive organisms, such as trypanosome parasites, which cause sleeping sickness, go to great lengths to rearrange their own DNA to evade the versatility of their hosts' antibody production. |
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| Unlike ghosts and monsters, usually presented as imaginary, adults go to great lengths to maintain the illusion of the portly gentleman in the red suit. |
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| Although age is not a determining factor in whether or not we detain an individual under the law of armed conflict, we go to great lengths to attend to the special needs of juveniles while they are in detention. |
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| Many of these individuals are prepared to go to great lengths to gain admission to a developed, industrialized country in the West where they have some prospect of finding stability and personal security. |
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| An ideal situation which will delight those who go to great lengths looking for a residence with the advantages of a town property as well as the tranquillity and isolation of the countryside. |
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| For my own poor part I go to great lengths to keep my nostrils sightly. |
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| When judges have to rule on a particular individual's family case, the judge requires all the evidence, and the judge will go to great lengths to ensure that all the evidence is available. |
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| Because human trafficking is a crime that traffickers go to great lengths to conceal, precise estimates of the scope of the problem are difficult to formulate. |
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| Extension cords let you go to great lengths for spring maintenance chores in and around the home. |
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| As a father, I would go to great lengths to protect my children. |
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