Sentence examples for and attempted to formulate from inspiring English sources

Herbert Spencer, the 19th-century English philosopher, took up the idea and attempted to formulate it in physiological terms: "Emotions and sensations tend to generate bodily movements...

Researchers, in several recent reviews, have gathered data from multiple published studies and attempted to formulate a quantitative model that best explains the observations.

From an early age, I have been an ardent supporter of social-democratic solutions and in my political career of more than 30 years I have attempted to formulate and implement such policies.

Therefore, on the basis of their analyses, they have attempted to formulate laws and correlations that can then be utilized to make analytical predictions for similar systems.

Elaborating on previous studies, with the addition of several analytical determinations, before and after the self-heating, we attempted to formulate a mechanism for the onset of heating.

As I attempted to formulate a diplomatic, polite and supportive response, I pondered a few things.

Rebel militia then converged on Boston from all over New England, while London attempted to formulate a response.

Since the 1930s the United States has attempted to formulate its Latin American foreign policy in consultation with the individual nations of the hemisphere and with the Organization of American States.

Many researchers have attempted to formulate various indices by applying a range of techniques.

Tracing all the different ways in which Chisholm attempted to formulate Brentano's Thesis would require a book-length discussion.

The authors attempted to formulate an approach that will be flexible enough to allow engineers to realize almost any scenario of decision-support.