Sentence examples for attempts at producing from inspiring English sources

Both were shown on BBC children's television and were pioneering attempts at producing a documentary programme.

In RIM's favour, the firm has 80m subscribers and no debt, meaning it can finance several attempts at producing a challenger smartphone.

However, all previous attempts at producing energy from a commercial solar chimney thermal power plant on a large scale have failed because of bad engineering and safety.

Proofs for the existence of God, therefore, are not attempts at producing demonstrations that convince or even fulfil the scientific parameters within proof theory, but are mere reminders to what we already know in our souls and hence corroborate and support faith in the One.

Attempts at producing a biological hexamer of STIV2 B204 have so far been unsuccessful and our conclusions are based on a hexameric model.

At and below the * standard, attempts at producing whole genome sequences are not likely to meet with success without reference genomes and notably greater expense.

The Fairphone pitches itself as a first attempt at producing a more ethical smartphone.

The B.C.S. is, in at least one sense its reliance on computers a very modern attempt at producing an athletic champion, centered on a belief that through careful calculation we can efficiently produce the most qualified team.

The first attempt at producing the index caused a storm of protest among businesses, which felt the process was too onerous and failed to recognise their contribution to society, especially if they ended up at the bottom of the league.

The B.C.S. is, in at least one sense — its reliance on computers — a very modern attempt at producing an athletic champion, centered on a belief that through careful calculation we can efficiently produce the most qualified team.

"I never spent much money on marketing because the free publicity was incredible," said Mr. Kurz, who is now 64, and whose one attempt at producing a spectacle on Broadway — the flop "Carrie," in 1988 — was a fiasco.