Sentence examples for a helpful attempt from inspiring English sources

It might sound bizarre, but – depending on your point of view – this is either a helpful attempt by the banks to address the issue of people being hit by overdraft charges, or the latest wheeze to extract cash from customers.

The calculations are a helpful attempt to grasp the scale of the problem, Garry says, but they don't distinguish between people who would be candidates to receive a vaccine and those who would need a treatment.

Again, this is a very helpful attempt to back-translate an abstract and simplified view on a compound-activity space into the operational world of medicinal chemistry in which those formerly isolated pairs appear in a broader context of more comprehensive chemistry campaigns.

Further challenges lie in defining the intervention(s), identifying the geographical areas and population(s) affected (a helpful description of attempts to define a motorway extension and a congestion charging scheme is presented by Ogilvie et al 2006) [ 80].

If the answer to this question is unclear at the stage of writing the statistical analysis plan, a helpful exercise is to attempt to construct one or more datasets in which the primary and sensitivity analysis disagree.

Our current findings may provide a helpful hint for those attempting to restore impaired cartilage by this method.

This successful attempt provided a helpful and effective method for cloning the cDNA of eukaryotic gene.

If your first attempt at finding a helpful practitioner fails, search for someone who will remain involved and help you develop a treatment plan.[28].

By Shauna Lyon August 12, 2008 The ambitious World Science Festival was co-founded by the physicist and string theorist Brian Greene (the host of the PBS series "The Elegant Universe," which has a helpful online slide show that attempts to demonstrate the scale of the strings on which the theory is based).

The ambitious World Science Festival was co-founded by the physicist and string theorist Brian Greene (the host of the PBS series "The Elegant Universe," which has a helpful online slide show that attempts to demonstrate the scale of the strings on which the theory is based).

Although no coherent conclusions can be obtained from the previous studies, they attempt to provide a helpful and reasonable guidance for when we should use analogy, who can use analogy, and which kind of analogy will be more efficient for facilitating the design process.