Sentence examples for a concrete attempt from inspiring English sources

We sketch the eSkel library, which represents a concrete attempt to apply these principles.

Diplomats said the details General Mood presented closely followed those laid out by Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, whose three-page letter demanded a concrete attempt to censure Syria and endorse the cease-fire.

This study has presented a concrete attempt to promote tourism industry using ICT.

Training is a concrete attempt to retain you and make you a part of the team.

But EU officials and diplomats say that while no one can stop Britain talking to future trade partners, any concrete attempt to negotiate free-trade agreements before Britain leaves the bloc could rapidly sour Brexit negotiations.

"The sell-through is an absolute concrete attempt to build this brand and we consider it an investment in brand-building".

"We wanted to leave it standing free, as a reminder of the building's history". The office buildings, constructed in tilt-up cast concrete, attempt to update the original factory's style in a manner that might be dubbed Assyrian Post-Modern.

But the prospect of promoting reconciliation between black and white Christians after years of apartheid looked far from assured at the conference, the first concrete attempt in 30 years to create unity among churches divided by apartheid.

One concrete attempt to address the problem of rethinking pedagogies for twenty-first century is Plan Ceibal's partnership with the Global Network for Deep Learning or NPDL (New Pedagogies for Deep Learning).

Quantum hypercomputation is rarely discussed in the literature (See, e.g., Calude et al. 2003), but the most concrete attempt to harness quantum theory to compute the non-computable is the suggestion to use the quantum adiabatic algorithm (see below) to solve Hilbert's Tenth Problem (Kieu 2002, 2004)—a Turing-undecidable problem equivalent to the halting problem.

Performance measures are concrete attempts to assure effective management by auditing inputs and outputs and relating them to financial budgets.