Sentence examples for attempt to enlarge from inspiring English sources

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".

One original contribution to the drama was the extended use in his later works of stage machinery in an attempt to enlarge the range of tragedy.

Whether this action against dissent undoes Modi's "mission for goodwill," which the Indian Express views as "an attempt to enlarge his field of possibilities with no real cost to himself," remains to be seen.

The B Team brings together an initial 14 leaders from major corporations around the world, including Unilever, Natura, Celtel, Tata and Kering, in an attempt to enlarge projects that demonstrate that long-term business success can be built only by prioritising people and planet alongside profit.

In the present paper we give an attempt to enlarge the retract principle to systems of delayed dynamic equations.

In the present paper, we give an attempt to enlarge the retract principle to delayed dynamic equations.

Attempts to enlarge the image detail by use of a high-power eyepiece will yield no increase in resolution.

But since the 1980s, the Whitney has suffered setbacks in its attempts to enlarge its landmark building.

One way or another, the essays in Farther Away are attempts to enlarge the place where literature, and the responsiveness to it, can be preserved.

Happily, Mr. Jonze, who wrote the screenplay with Dave Eggers, has not attempted to enlarge or improve the story by interpreting it.

Mr Blunkett should resist this move, as he should resist any of the churches' attempts to enlarge their role in secular education.