Sentence examples for choice to attempt from inspiring English sources

Essentially, mergers and acquisitions have been the tools of choice to attempt to placate restless investors.

Each game has been wrenching, turning on one or two plays, placing Fassel's decisions -- like his choice to attempt a 2-point conversion against Tennessee, rather than kick an extra point -- under more scrutiny.

Tesco did not have much choice but to attempt some sort of makeover.

Applicants really have no choice but to attempt some sort of gag here, though.

Leaders of the Group of Eight have no choice but to attempt a show of political shrewdness.

The choice was to attempt a makable field goal to try to force a second overtime or to go for it.

Unless this unhappy situation changes, congressmen who believe that initiative is called for have little choice but to attempt to supply it themselves.

As a result, Thảo had little choice but to attempt to seize power in order to save himself and he and Thi began to manoeuvre against one another.

Refn certainly made the right choice not to attempt anything even remotely close to a Drive 2. At the same time, he seems as much to have purposefully thrown a spoke in his own wheels as he's freely indulged himself.

The tidal wave of personal health data that is headed to our doctors' offices as the result of real time biomedical and environmental monitoring sensors leaves medicine -- and my own physician -- little choice but to attempt to harness these new data streams to benefit my personal health.

Several basic offensive tactics come into play with a runner on first base, including the fundamental choice of whether to attempt a steal of second base.