Sentence examples for great attempts from inspiring English sources

There have been some great attempts - check out this fantastic Twitter map from Hannah Waldram and this attempt by James Cridland to collect verified events.

And despite lots of great attempts to debunk myths about the brain, they still seem to persist and take up residence as 'commonplace' knowledge, being passed onto children as if they are fact.

"I think we had some great attempts at goal without being totally creative, but I was confident we would get the winner.

To remove the bisphenol A (BPA) effectively from groundwater great attempts made in the current work to optimize the operating parameters of electrochemical peroxidation (ECP) process using response surface methodology (RS M based on central composite design (CCD).

His unprecedented burial gathering, despite being disrupted by the regime's great attempts to minimise it, suggest that the Iranian public recognises and perhaps even favours this discourse.

Pressured by the Ferrari, he was out-powered by the superior engine of Massa and although great attempts at saving his place were shown, he finished in a hard-fought 9th position, on a one stop strategy which was then upgraded to 8th position after a post-race penalty to Sébastien Bourdais.

President Clinton's Camp David summit was the second great attempt to partition Palestine.

The creation of the welfare state in 1948 was the last great attempt to organise society for the common good.

Janis was taken to Stalingrad and shot, one of nearly 36,000 people exiled or killed that year in Stalin's first great attempt to crush Latvian opposition.

The expansion of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, its main institutional expression, would continue, and so would the great attempt to bring Russia into a pan-European security framework.But these are the unfinished parts of the "old agenda" of the cold war.

The idea that the principal function of a myth is to provide a justification for a ritual was adopted without any great attempt to make a case for it.