Unwittingly, the West encouraged the revolutions that overthrew the brutal regimes it had so carefully attempted to stabilize.
He was crowned the following year and carefully attempted to appease both the higher nobles and the peasants.
Defense lawyers are trying to undermine the credibility of the evidence as prosecutors carefully attempt to build their case in the opening phase of the trial.
Tremain talked of the letters she received after the book's publication informing her of possible "errors" in her historical fabrication, and she took these as proper challenges to what she had carefully attempted.
After the recent spate of novels that seem to begin and end arbitrarily, with resolutions no more satisfying than a shrug, it is both refreshing and encouraging to find a writer who so skillfully sets down the elements of his plot, diligently sets them spinning and then carefully attempts to bring about both a climax and a resolution.
With the prevailing sentiment against the United States committing to yet another war in the Middle East, President Obama carefully attempted a new approach in the Libyan conflict, founded upon multilateralism and military restraint.
What I tried to do in my writing on this subject is carefully attempt to define precisely what scientists operationally mean by nothing, and to differentiate between what we know, and what is merely plausible, and what we might be able to probe in the future, and what we cannot.
Jeb Bush carefully attempted to open up distance between himself and his brother, President George W. Bush, in a much-anticipated foreign policy speech Wednesday, suggesting that in the Mideast, he would value stability even if that meant supporting autocrats rather than democratic forces.
Carefully attempt the tasks in Fig. 1.
