The phrase "attempts of breaking" is not correct in standard English; it should be "attempts to break." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing efforts made to achieve a specific action, in this case, breaking something.
Example: "The attempts to break the world record were met with various challenges."
Alternatives: "efforts to break" or "tries to break".
But they might be used to monitor the effects, and effectiveness, of attempts to break whatever habits of mind it is that are bringing misery to the millions around the world for whom a little flutter becomes something far bigger.
In all, nearly 8,000 Australians were killed in eight months of vain attempts to break out of a beachhead below heights held by Turkish forces, part of the German coalition in Europe.
Their new album, Of the Blue Colour of the Sky, attempts to break free of their Weezer-meets-Keyboard Cat reputation; it's loaded with sultry electrofunk, pink robots, purple rains and midnight vultures.
At the height of the crisis earlier this summer, thousands of attempts to break into the Eurotunnel complex and on to lorries or trains were made each night.
In Escape from Butcher Bay, the player takes the role of Richard B. Riddick and attempts to break out of Butcher Bay prison.
There were scattered signs today of attempts to break the stalemate.
The number of attempts to break modern encryption methods increases day by day and therefore the need for the design of systems to ensure higher security has occurred.
There are a couple of attempts to break into three dimensions, including a polished chrome quotation from the American type designer Frederic W. Goudy (1865-1947).
The issue is understood to have been raised in meetings between the DUP and British ministers as part of attempts to break the Brexit impasse.
The issue is understood to have been raised in meetings between the DUP and senior government ministers as part of attempts to break the Brexit impasse.
