Sentence examples for fact attempt from inspiring English sources

Gives samples of ads for Newcode Cigarette account... Cigarette advertisers have now acknowledged that they did in fact attempt to convince young people, and the rest of us that smoking cigarettes was an inseparable attribute of youth, attractiveness, and success.

He, too, thinks that artists or pornographers attempting to produce something that is both (erotic) art and pornography, in fact attempt the impossible.

9 Also, we have no objective data regarding whether an individual questionnaire respondent did, in fact, attempt to contact the out of hours GP service within the relevant time period, therefore we were unable to ascertain the extent of individual item "missingness" with regard to the out of hours questions within the overall questionnaire.

Waddington did not, in fact, attempt to impose his leadership on the government.

The Bourbon Restoration in France after 1815 did in fact attempt to create a modified version of the ancien régime somewhat resembling that suggested by Maistre, but the Bourbons were overthrown in 1830.

Since Friedman aims his criticism to those who investigate empirically whether firms in fact attempt to maximize profits, he must take "assumptions" to include central economic generalizations, such as "Firms attempt to maximize profits," and by "unrealistic," he must mean, among other things, "false".

Silicon Valley is in fact attempting to solve a problem its products are partly to blame for.

In fact, attempts to drain the marshes had been going on for years.

In fact, attempts to communicate private feelings in public are seen as fraught with danger.

In fact, attempts to increase social mobility are an endorsement, not a rejection, of the class system.

A few men testified that the wounded G.I. was in fact attempting to defuse the mine with his bayonet when it went off, wounding him.