Sentence examples for attempt at a response from inspiring English sources

Biggar failed with his first attempt at a response, then lock Jones attempted a 40-metre drop-goal in the knowledge the Ospreys had a penalty award to fall back on.

Barça's attempts at a response, as intricate and patient as ever, found admirable resistance among the Celtic back line.

The Fable bothered Adam Smith all his life and both The Theory of Moral Sentiments and The Wealth of Nations were attempts at a response.

While far from the ideal solution, the rate of climate change continues to outpace our attempts at a response, prompting some scientists and politicians to call for the consideration of climate engineering or geoengineering to avoid catastrophic climate change, while political processes to reduce greenhouse gases catch up.

Endlessly promoting the advantages of realtime, the ephemeral return of Track, playing Laconica and Facebook and FriendFeed off in a pathetic attempt at coaxing a response out of Twitter, goading Dave Winer into overhauling RSS.

The surge of activity is partly an attempt at a practical response to the realization that terrorists can blend easily into suburbs and cities, living there for years, in some cases with their families.

As obesity and OA are both associated with inflammation, the up-regulation of growth factors and MMP inhibitors may be an attempt at an adaptive response to an inflammatory environment.

Celtic had been wasteful in their attempts at mustering a response but Gary Hooper ensured exactly that – albeit seemingly from an offside position – when meeting Charlie Mulgrew's cross with his head.

A framework of main principles to be taken into account is thus attempted at, as a response prompted by reasons of practicality to the range of contextual constraints to be faced, with the observance of the validity and reliability requirements in establishing test design priorities.

Aside from contemplating the fact that Claridge maintained that he too had been abused as a child in a care home, the damage and cruelty he afflicted on the little helpless girls and countless others - he kept birds especially to attract local children - is so profound that his own sickness does not invite any attempt at a considered, intellectual response.

Update: Here's a funny attempt at the infinite response experiment.