Sentence examples for gradual attempts from inspiring English sources

This follows gradual attempts by Paris to turn a page in its bleak relations with Algiers.

Its "revolution", when and if it comes, will consist of boring, gradual attempts to restrain an economic system that is running amok.

Look out too for great shows from James Acaster (Komedia, 17 Oct), Seann Walsh (Old Market, 18-19 Oct), and Tasmania-born Hannah Gadsby (Komedia, Sun & Thu), who provides a painfully honest and consistently hilarious account of her serial humiliations and gradual attempts to grow up.

The privatisation also marks an important step forward in Japan's gradual attempt to liberalise its power sector.J-Power is a peculiar creature.

The move is the latest for Apple in a gradual attempt to build up its business in the region, one of the fast-growing emerging markets currently with 350 million unique mobile users, and projections for around a half million smartphones to be in use by 2020.

Castro desperately needs help -- foreign investment and other aid -- to salvage his economy and his gradual but real attempts at reform.

What began as a biography became an analysis of "a gradual but systematic attempt to cause Palestinians' annihilation as an independent social, political and economic entity".

It is a goal summed up by the late Israeli sociologist, Baruch Kimmerling, as politicide: a gradual but systematic attempt to cause their annihilation as an independent political and social entity.

"I attempted gradual reduction and had significant increase in hot flashes".

This difference remained after adjusting for time since the quit attempt started, year of the survey, age, gender, social grade, abrupt versus gradual quitting, prior quit attempts in the same year and a measure of nicotine dependence.

His social theory was an attempt, by gradual means arrived at democratically, to combat the evils of the Industrial Revolution.