Sentence examples for farthest attempt from inspiring English sources

His only miss came in the second quarter when a seven-foot jumper — his farthest attempt of the game — bounced off the front of the rim.

Clearly the military has gone the farthest in attempting to improve upon its heavy dependence on the private sector.

The farthest distance over three maximal attempts will be recorded.

Always attack the farthest player in a group.

Most VANET broadcasting protocols attempt to select the rebroadcast node farthest from the current node to rebroadcast.

Heart attack was the farthest thing from my mind.

For what it's worth, he also says he never attempted to reset anyone's password — the farthest he went was to email one of the addresses he had discovered and ask if it was really the person's Apple ID.

After each contestant's frog is placed in the centre of a platform painted with measured concentric circles, the contestant attempts to make the amphibian jump the farthest without touching it.

Her careful attention to her characters' attempts to develop and realize their own idea of beauty is the farthest thing from frivolity.

For example, the announcement of his lectures for the winter semester of 1765 66, in which Kant states his intention to develop and clarify "the attempts of Shaftesbury, Hutcheson and Hume, which, though imperfect and defective, have nevertheless come farthest in the discovery of the first principles of all morality" (Ak 2 311, translated by and quoted in Kuehn 2001, 176).

The expedition did not make a serious attempt on the South Pole itself, with the principal southern journey travelling only as far as the Farthest South mark at a reported 82°17′S.