Sentence examples for has been making attempts from inspiring English sources

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In recent years, the Yukon government has been making attempts to address the housing issue in the territory, Grudeski says, including greenlighting the territory's first true housing-first complex, but little progress has been made to provide affordable housing for the lower to middle-lower income bracket.

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North America is their largest market, but they've been making attempts to expand in regions like the U.K., France, Australia, Brazil, Singapore and Japan.

Many efforts have been made attempting to replace MSM, which is criticized for being not healthy and safe.

Many endeavors have been made attempting to relate froth appearance to key performance indicators such as grade and recovery.

In recent weeks he has been making awkward attempts to reposition himself on key social issues.

Progress has been made in attempts to model synergy, usually by attempting to discover these interactions.

Given the abundance of molecular data, a major investment has been made in attempts to reconstruct trees of genomes.

While significant progress has been made in attempts to uncover the genetic mechanisms of DR, there are few studies on the effects of DR on the metabolome.

However, no previous attempts has been made to comprehensively review these existing literature.

No attempt has been made to deal with the fundamentals".

Every attempt has been made to be ready.

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