Sentence examples for first attempt to introduce from inspiring English sources

But Gaskill's first attempt to introduce Brecht into the rigid structure of the company led inevitably to conflict.

The first attempt to introduce quantum theory to account for the structure of atoms was made by the Danish physicist Niels Bohr in 1913.

In England, a first attempt to introduce the net price principle by the booksellers in the 1850s was condemned to failure by the Free Traders; but toward the end of the century some publishers, led by Alexander Macmillan, began to replace the variable discounts by fixed prices.

About 1528 Sá de Miranda made his first attempt to introduce the new Renaissance forms of verse by writing in Spanish a canzone entitled Fábula do Mondego ("Fable of the Mondego"), and this was followed a year or two later by the eclogue Alexo.

This week, Michael Gove, the education secretary, has issued the final draft of his national curriculum, including a heavily revised version of the programme for teaching history to school pupils aged five to 14, a few months after his first attempt to introduce a new history curriculum met with near-universal derision from the entire historical profession.

He failed in his first attempt to introduce a new constitution, which would have introduced the role of prime minister.

In 1942 he adopted the stage name Robert Pagent and was the square-dance caller in the premiere of Agnes de Mille's cowboy-themed ballet, "Rodeo," one of the first attempts to introduce the imagery of the West into classical dance.

Similar conditions were suggested when the government first attempted to introduce the plan last year.

In 2015, Takahashi [18], Takahashi and Yao [19] first attempted to introduce and consider the split feasibility problem and split common null point problem in the setting of a Banach space.

A third attempt to introduce the bill as an amendment to a money bill in November 1704 was also thwarted.

Moore began to find success as an art critic with the publication of books such as Impressions and Opinions (1891) and Modern Painting (1893)—which was the first significant attempt to introduce the Impressionists to an English audience.