Sentence examples for a point of attempting from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, then, Boyle makes a point of attempting to bring his creation story into line with a literal interpretation of the Genesis story.

The Health Canada SDS made a point of attempting to capture multiple admissions by the same patient to different HPC programs/settings by tracking patient movements across care settings.

What was the point of attempting bolder, more progressive policies certain to be blocked by the scorched-earth opposition?

Chapman was obsessed with the book, to the point of attempting to model his life after its protagonist, Holden Caulfield.

Children were also assessed for behaviour rating using the Frankl Behaviour Rating Scale at the point of attempting oral examination [ 15].

In the pursuit of this aim, we have seen him use brutal violence, up to the point of attempted murder.

Sue becomes jealous of Caroline as she starts to fall for Mac, and does her best to try to stop her, even to the point of attempted murder.

These results and interpretations suggest a point of caution for studies attempting to map antibody epitopes using only recombinant EDIII (rEDIII) protein or soluble E-protein monomers.

Certain actors managed a one-off directorial opus of considerable interest: Charles Laughton, with the excellent Night of the Hunter, and Robert Montgomery, with his wobbly but original attempt at a point-of-view detective drama, seen via the eyes of Philip Marlowe, Lady in the Lake.

Using the debate on the EJ model as a point of departure, the study attempts to measure the predictive abilities of risk-taking, innovation and proactive behaviours (entrepreneurial orientation- EO) of entrepreneurs on their decision to enter into a particular industry or not,be it service sector or themanufacturing sector.

Edlinger, who had made a point of not watching other climbers attempt the route, was the last to go.