The phrase "attempts starting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of trying to initiate something, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "His attempts starting the project were met with several challenges."
Alternatives: "efforts to start" or "tries to begin".
M.P.S.'s problems stem partly from its attempts, starting in the 1990s, to avoid being acquired by larger rivals, said Filippo Ippolito, an assistant professor in finance at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.
Marshall led the return with his Academy Award winning Chicago, whose only great achievement is the fact that it got made after decades of unsuccessful attempts, starting with creator Bob Fosse himself.
He made repeated attempts, starting in 1907, to propose a constitutional amendment providing for the direct public election of US Senators, in place of election by state legislatures, until the Senate passed the Seventeenth Amendment to this effect in 1911.
This prevents unnecessary matching attempts starting from tokens that do not appear in the dictionary.
Finally, all participants, regardless of study arm, are contacted by telephone for a follow-up questionnaire, with a minimum of 3 call attempts starting at 9 months and finishing 12 months post-enrollment.
Following the first blast at 11 30, rescue attempts started at 12 15.
Most reclamation attempts start with incorporation of gypsum or, exceptionally, calcium chloride in the soil.
Eight years after treatment, the standardised incidence ratio for all attempts started to rise slightly above one, but this only occurred for female patients.
When the competition started though, Ennis cleared every height at the first attempt, starting at 1.72m and finishing at 1.89m.
A reaction sequence was also attempted starting with d-ribose and forming a 2,3-benzylidene acetal.
Probably best for you to have taken a class on bow safety before attempting starting a club.
