Sentence examples for attempting to arrive from inspiring English sources

Some 2,000 people have died this summer after attempting to arrive on shores and borders in Europe.

During this same period Leibniz continued to perfect his metaphysical system through research into the notion of a universal cause of all being, attempting to arrive at a starting point that would reduce reasoning to an algebra of thought.

Recall that there were several subtleties involved in attempting to arrive at a consensus definition of classical chaos.

Well, the legislation Mr. Bush promised never materialized, and on Wednesday attempts to arrive at a compromise oil law collapsed.

However, the events of 15 December 2010 illustrate the potential for tragedy when people attempt to arrive in Australia by boat.

It also effected a mutual reduction of tariffs between the two countries and attempted to arrive at a common policy in opposition to France.

Attracted to the study of Plato and Aristotle as a student, Trendelenburg attempted to arrive at a more accurate knowledge of Plato through Aristotle's commentaries.

Current Australian government policy – with bipartisan support – states that no asylum seeker who attempts to arrive by boat will ever settle in the country.

The next global climate gathering, in South Africa in December 2011, will attempt to arrive at one.As Susanna Tol of Wetlands International, an environmental lobby group, observes, only a portion of the world's wetlands will eventually be rewetted.

More significantly, they show it took Beckett eight attempts to arrive at the opening lines, which he changed from: "The sun shone, as only the sun can, on nothing new," to the much more familiarly Beckettian tone of: "The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new".

The synthesis approach attempts to arrive at a theory relevant for service and manufacturing.