Sentence examples for attempts at solving from inspiring English sources

Health care reform, financial regulation and other initiatives were first attempts at solving complex problems, not holy writ.

Granted that the task of economics is to improve our attempts at solving this basic, real-life problem, economics needs to give intellectual priority not to theory or the pursuit of knowledge but to (a) getting clearer what our economic problems are, and (b) proposing and critically assessing policies designed to help solve them.

As far as the Vatican was concerned, there was nothing else to be done: attempts at solving the building's physical problems had proved awkward, with construction workers trying to tiptoe around scholars, and conditions had reached a point where immediate intervention was necessary.

After analysing previous attempts at solving this problem, an updated formulation for the convergence criteria of the proposed BESO algorithm is presented.

"Inconsistent attempts at solving these challenges, cobbled together from libraries, scripts and Stack Overflow snippets leads to solutions that vary wildly across languages and runtimes, have poor observability characteristics and can often end up compromising security".

Different attempts at solving this problem such as re-organizing deceased organ donation in hospital settings have been made.

Painting, he said, is "a continuous attempt at solving insoluble problems".

Each of these houses is for Mr Biswas an attempt at solving a problem, and each is a wrong answer in a different way.

But the nation, just beginning to accustom itself to the seeming inevitability of a Bush victory, is reeling again at this latest attempt at solving the mystery of Florida's dimpled, piebald ways of voting.

Appidemia is an attempt at solving that problem.

Snackr is a great attempt at solving the info overload problem.