Sentence examples for attempt to formulate from inspiring English sources

The Treatise was Hume's attempt to formulate a full-fledged philosophical system.

An attempt to formulate nonflammable lithium ion electrolytes with alkyl phosphates and phosphazenes.

It also discusses consciousness with an attempt to formulate a way to tell a human from a machine.

In most academic work, we teach students to discuss other people's ideas, before they attempt to formulate their own.

The theory is an attempt to formulate a law that will explain and predict the masses and characteristics of all the elementary particles.

Especially in biology, any attempt to formulate generalities with anything like the necessity required of natural laws seems doomed to failure there are always exceptions.

The most sustained and systematic attempt to formulate a set of rules was the cinéma vérité movement of the 1960s and '70s.

A lot of us turn first to Andrew Sarris's "American Cinema," from 1967, the first systematic attempt to formulate a canon of American movies.

Next, governments should attempt to formulate and adopt legislation that renders regulators more accountable for market failures, perhaps tying their compensation to the quality of their performance.

Government green papers, and any attempts to formulate binding regulations, have come to nothing.

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