Sentence examples for attempts to create new from inspiring English sources
In April, state environmental officials found that most attempts to create new wetland areas in New Jersey had ended in failure.
Despite attempts to create new jobs through retail parks and call centres, Fothergill said the traditional manufacturing heartlands had still lagged behind the richer parts of the UK in terms of employment when the downturn began 18 months ago.
"If the movie industry becomes too dependent on a certain genre, then the day that genre loses its popularity, like the great American westerns, which went to TV – the minute that happens, unless there have been attempts to create new genres, new stories, big entertainments, the industry could take a collective hit".
The news from Siemens and ABP will also be a shot in the arm for the government's attempts to create new jobs from the "green economy", particularly from the manufacturing of wind turbines, which are being rapidly installed off the British coast.
Based on this data, the generator attempts to create new portraits, and the discriminator tries to identify those portraits as either authentic or artificial.
But now the CPUC has lifted that fine and agreed to let Lyft operate on an interim basis while the CPUC attempts to create new rules regarding ride-sharing.
It is trying to buy time, betting on time to crush the uprising in attempt to create new facts on the ground, then negotiate from a strong position".
Of great importance for Danish poetry of the 1960s were the poems in Konfrontation (1960), in which Rifbjerg attempted to create new forms of language.
Since the beginning of mankind, the human race has attempted to create new materials with enhanced properties for the construction of structural systems.
In 2013 they struck deals with a number of countries to "export" its youth labour in an attempt to create new employment opportunities.
Some spent months slicing magnetic tapes from recordings of human voices and rearranging the tiny pieces in an attempt to create new words.
