Sentence examples for attempts to arrive from inspiring English sources

Together, the two reports frustrated attempts to arrive at a clean moral conclusion.

Well, the legislation Mr. Bush promised never materialized, and on Wednesday attempts to arrive at a compromise oil law collapsed.

It took two attempts to arrive at the correct (and obvious) answer that competition would not be harmed.

Current Australian government policy – with bipartisan support – states that no asylum seeker who attempts to arrive by boat will ever settle in the country.

Unlike other recent attempts to arrive among the top museums of the world, like the Guggenheim in Bilbao, Spain, this is a fairly conservative building for a fairly conservative city.

More significantly, they show it took Beckett eight attempts to arrive at the opening lines, which he changed from: "The sun shone, as only the sun can, on nothing new," to the much more familiarly Beckettian tone of: "The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new".

Some 2,000 people have died this summer after attempting to arrive on shores and borders in Europe.

Katavolos sometimes describes hydronics as "the attempt to arrive again at classical forms, for new reasons".

To resolve the issue, scientists on both sides of the debate collaborated in an attempt to arrive at a consensus.

However, the events of 15 December 2010 illustrate the potential for tragedy when people attempt to arrive in Australia by boat.

It also effected a mutual reduction of tariffs between the two countries and attempted to arrive at a common policy in opposition to France.