Sentence examples for attempt to initiate a from inspiring English sources
When Tom Wolfe made a clumsy attempt to initiate a new battle a year ago by dismissing Mailer, John Updike and John Irving as "the three stooges" ("it must gall them a bit that everyone - even them - is talking about me") Wolfe told a TV interviewer - Mailer says he couldn't be bothered to respond.
Maybe because it was his one ill-fated attempt to initiate a contest of literary wits.
So here's where I attempt to initiate a rowing revival: I've started to row a couple of times a week again, and I can't remember why I stopped.
The team's success was short-lived, and, in an attempt to initiate a turnaround, it hired former Knick Phil Jackson as team president during a disastrous 2013 14 campaign that saw the club finish eight games under.500 and miss the play-offs in a weak Eastern Conference.
In such a context, the need to identify the network appears when a cognitive receiver attempt to initiate a connection to a network.
This paper seeks to adjust this deficit by contributing insights from our attempt to initiate a new monitoring scheme in Romania.
But the league's released statement said, "An N.B.A. investigation found that reports of Camby attempting to initiate a fight with Ferry after the game were inaccurate".
Remember most pundits and journalists don't care about the issues African Americans face unless they are attempting to initiate a fight for the purpose of increasing ratings and splitting the vote.
The play, staged by the Greenpoint Division at Access Theater, follows Michael's overeager, starry-eyed attempts to initiate a relationship and Edie's anguish over her inability to warm to him.
In that case, end user 1 attempts to initiate a VoIP session of a certain category (e.g. platinum) with end user 2 by sending a SIP INVITE message, carrying a resource priority (RP) header (set according to the session category) to the session control function in the VIP network.
Using that same support, another more ambitious campaign has emerged which is attempting to initiate a private members' bill - the LB Bill - to try and put the choices of disabled people and their families at the heart of the decision-making process.
