Sentence examples for a pragmatic attempt from inspiring English sources
The title sharing is a pragmatic attempt at company building.
Engaging with the Shia organisation could be a pragmatic attempt to consolidate the state over the sub-state.
MARY H. CLARKE Nashville, Sept. 20, 2013 To the Editor: I think this is merely a pragmatic attempt to enlarge the Catholic Church by creating a "big tent".
Beyond image-burnishing, the suit is a pragmatic attempt to move away from litigating cases one by one, which is costly and time-consuming.
This marked the big cultural shift, a shock to some, to others a pragmatic attempt to adapt 20th century lessons for 21st century problems.
The pairing of Professor Stein, a Democrat, and Mr. Powell, a Republican, is a carefully weighted gesture, a pragmatic attempt to satisfy Senate Republicans who have repeatedly refused to allow votes on nominees for regulatory positions.
We should note that the Dutch decision, while deliberatively taken and explicitly justified, should be seen as a first, pragmatic attempt to find an equity principle that is practically applicable and supported by the public.
It said: In some cases, adoption of Salafi nomenclature, rhetoric and symbols reflects a sincere commitment to religious ideals; in others, it expresses an essentially pragmatic attempt to curry favour with wealthy, conservative Gulf-based donors The report said "not all Salafis are alike; the concept covers a gamut ranging from mainstream to extreme".
On one level, it was about moral concerns, or was supposed to be; on another it was an entirely pragmatic attempt by German industry to safeguard its business interests in the United States.
The government proposals are therefore simply a practical and pragmatic attempt to make it possible for our pre-existing laws to be enforced.
Writing on Foreign Policy, former secretary of state Madeleine Albright said the atrocities prevention board was a "clear-eyed and pragmatic attempt to expand our government's toolbox to meet the challenges posed by tyrants who pose an extraordinary threat to their civilian populations".
