Sentence examples for attempts to let from inspiring English sources

There have been so many attempts to let him off.

Second, at every stage, Republican government officials thwarted all attempts to let democracy work in the minimal sense of the previous paragraph.

There's little smiling, no winking and few, if any, attempts to let the spectators in on the plot or the joke.

Without it, Bluetooth could fall by the wayside as did previous attempts to let couch potatoes communicate with audio and video equipment in their living rooms using a single, universal, remote control.

They have long cautioned against giving foreign banks freer rein or allowing pension funds to invest more money in stockmarkets, leading one prominent magazine to ask, "did the left save India?" Some economists called the central bank timid last year for resisting attempts to let international capital flows dictate the value of the rupee.

And losing his partner in politics of the past quarter-century, whatever their differences, will make it harder for him.On top of this, Mr Brown's dour public personality (despite the recent attempts to let a warmer side shine through) stands in stark contrast to the informal and warmly communicative Mr Blair.

It's an attempt to let the managers enjoy their lives and their business lives.

But the writer-guilt I can probably attempt to let go of.

This is an attempt to let markets take on more of a supervisory role.

It's an attempt to let the writer speak, just in my language.

There is no attempt to let the industries or government have a say.