Sentence examples for authoritative attempts from inspiring English sources
Authoritative attempts to put every country in the same explanatory frame should come with a health warning.
We compare these authoritative attempts with our own measure of technological capability, ArCo.
The result is an authoritative and entertaining attempt to explain the mysteries of the shimaguni, the island nation, and its centuries-old determination to withstand outside influences.
Here the probabilistic threshold is thought to be much higher than 0.5 but courts have eschewed any attempt at authoritative quantification.
The ever-shifting power dynamic in the occupied nation and the unpredictable fortunes of war tend to undermine even the best-planned attempts to be authoritative.
In the only known photo of Norval, he's on horseback attempting to look authoritative and his family refused to recognise Bob when he once called on them for help.
However, taking into account the "boundless past and boundless" future of a dialogue, the chains of human interactions and meanings are still present in the video form, perhaps because of its lack of attempt to be authoritative, monologic and complete.
The report entitled "Professional conduct of scientists during volcanic crises14" issued in 1999 by IAVCEI's Subcommittee for Crisis Protocols (Newhall et al. 1999, Newhall et al. 2000 Geist & Garcia 2000) is a rare,15 if not unique, example of an attempt to offer authoritative practice guidance based on past events16 and an extensive literature review.
The committee, however, achieved no tangible result, and failed in its attempt to found an authoritative arbiter over the English tongue.
MalaCards addresses this challenge by mining 15 name sources containing 85 377 disease names and generating 16 919 disease entries, in an attempt to create an authoritative disease compendium.
The PHSkb attempts to move from an authoritative code set characterized by incomplete domain coverage to managing the notifiable condition domain as a controlled vocabulary.
