Sentence examples for greater attempt from inspiring English sources
Washington should be applauded for its greater attempt at law and order.
In the current Broadway revival of "West Side Story" the creative team drew widespread notice this spring for having Lin-Manuel Miranda translate some English lyrics by Stephen Sondheim into Spanish, as part of a greater attempt at authenticity for Puerto Rican characters like Anita.
"the president, a Democrat, will make an even greater attempt to highlight areas of common ground with the opposition party on areas that are priorities for both sides such as boosting the economy and reducing the deficit".
May his death and those of so many others remind us all of how important it is to make a greater attempt at every institution to identify, appreciate, and be responsive to those who have made such profound sacrifices on behalf of the many.
Close monitoring of incidence in young women and a greater attempt to reverse the current decline in screening coverage of women aged 25 29 years are recommended.
The other opinion is that a greater attempt is being made at admission avoidance measures by the Emergency Medicine staff in order to alleviate the problem of overcrowding.
It is often asked why Jews did not make greater attempts at resistance.
The paper concludes by advocating not a romanticisation of new recessionary cultural activities and formations, but greater attempts to work against the mystification and unstinting celebration of market authority and easily commodified forms of artistic practice.
Her speech before the vote denounced preëmptive war and asked for greater attempts at diplomacy and weapons inspections in Iraq, but in the end she remains vulnerable to the ever-increasing number of people furious about the war.
Where a group of companies with similar size and/or bargaining power are involved, there are often greater attempts at shared control.
This avoids the possibility that greater attempts were made to gather relevant data, such as herbal or dietary supplement use, for subjects revealed to be receiving study drug.
