Sentence examples for considerable attempts from inspiring English sources
HAF's report therefore begins with an important point: that Hindus must acknowledge that caste arose in Hindu society, that some Hindu texts and traditions justify a birth-based hierarchy and caste bias, and that it has survived despite considerable attempts by Hindus to curtail it.
To overcome these limitations, considerable attempts have been made to modify PEI.
While considerable attempts have been made to recreate the high turnover rates of enzymes using synthetic enzyme mimics, most have failed and only a few have produced minimal reaction rates that can barely be considered catalytic.
Recently, considerable attempts have been made to develop flexible supercapacitor electrode based on carbon materials including activated carbon [7, 66], carbon nanofibers [67, 68], carbon nanotubes [69 71], and graphene [72 75].
It is important to think carefully before applying participatory approaches in DRR settings, to ensure that realistic outcomes are defined and considerable attempts are made to foster equitable relationships between stakeholders.
Considerable attempts to overcome the long electron-tunneling distance were made to realize the direct electrochemistry of enzymes.
Despite considerable effort, attempts to identify autoantibodies to joint-related antigens have yielded inconsistent results.
The event surfacing is the more interesting element, since it marks a considerable attempt by Twitter to meddle with the straightforward chronological nature of that part of its service (besides promoted content).
The federal government has exerted considerable effort attempting to conceal or underplay the crisis.
Despite considerable effort, several attempts to train apes to imitate human speech provide little support for ape vocal imitation abilities [ 13].
Given that it was both critical to his theory of natural selection and directly counter to much contemporary thinking, it should not be surprising that Darwin (1859) expended considerable effort in attempting to establish that variation is, in fact, ubiquitous.
