The phrase "attempts of large" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The attempts of large organizations to innovate often face significant challenges."
Alternatives: "efforts of large" or "initiatives of large".
Competition will be critical to spur innovation but may be mitigated by the attempts of large firms to consolidate market power.
This study should be considered within its limitations as one of the first attempts of large scale screening of psychopathic traits in subjects entering the adolescence period.
This study was among the first attempts of large scale round-robin tests of ENMs at the national and international level.
Despite attempts of large multicenter studies to forestall disease by careful monitoring, irreversible block and extensive myocardial injury have been documented within 7 days of a normal rhythm and PR interval.
In 20 mating attempts of small males and 19 mating attempts of large males, neither small nor large males preferred any particular size of a female at the moment of attempting to mate (Generalized Linear Models, logit link function; effect of trial: Wald = 1.72, df = 18, p = 0.99; effect of male size: Wald = 0.07, df = 1, p = 0.78).
Even the attempts of larger tech companies at combining TVs and computers, such as the Apple TV or Microsoft's various efforts over the years, haven't fared any better at gaining massive consumer acceptance.
THE MARTS OF TRADE about the first hostile takeover attempt of a large American company by a foreign one.
By John Brooks The New Yorker, February 7 , 1977P. 80 THE MARTS OF TRADE about the first hostile takeover attempt of a large American company by a foreign one.
The New Yorker, February 7 , 1977P. 80 THE MARTS OF TRADE about the first hostile takeover attempt of a large American company by a foreign one.
THE MARTS OF TRADE about the New York University School of Law which over the past generation derived a substantial portion of its income from… THE MARTS OF TRADE about the first hostile takeover attempt of a large American company by a foreign one.
[C3.] C. I. Fund Ends Takeover Bid C. I. Fund Management has scrapped a $2.5 billion hostile takeover attempt of a larger rival, the Mackenzie Financial Corporation, along with its hope of combining the two Toronto companies to form Canada's largest mutual fund empire.
