Sentence examples for greater attempts from inspiring English sources

It is often asked why Jews did not make greater attempts at resistance.

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.

Greater attempts must also be made to form a players' association, such as to foster an ethic of fair play and provide guidance for the young and inexperienced.The case of Mohammad Amir, a bowler implicated in the spot-fixing allegations, demonstrates the need for something like this.

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.

Where a group of companies with similar size and/or bargaining power are involved, there are often greater attempts at shared control.

The only exceptions to the alphabet system have been the Christmas specials, where the topics are often just of a Yuletide nature and do not necessarily correspond to that series' letter (although greater attempts have been made to do so since series D).

Washington should be applauded for its greater attempt at law and order.

"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".

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.

CAM therapists were perceived as making a greater attempt than COM providers to individualise care so that patients could experience a relaxed, supportive environment that also attended to the purely hedonistic aspects of patient care (e.g., relaxing environment with music); also important to this experience was the provision of therapeutic CAM-based care throughout the patient encounter.