Sentence examples for has made attempts from inspiring English sources
"has made attempts" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is used to indicate that someone has taken steps to do something, often unsuccessfully. For example: "Despite having made several attempts, John was unable to solve the complex math problem."
In fairness to Nick Clegg he has made attempts to reclaim the reformist crown.
The US Congress has made attempts, passing several stimulus measures, but almost all were hurried and ill thought-out.
Evans has made attempts to restart his career at Sheffield United and Oldham Athletic but these have collapsed in the face of a huge public outcry.
When Hollywood has made attempts to address the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts directly, the casualty list has been high: Lions for Lambs, The Messenger, Stop Loss, Green Zone, In the Valley of Elah, Grace Is Gone, Redacted – all of them flopped at the box office.
The MPs, who call themselves the Fair Access to University Group and include Graham Stuart, chairman of the influential 1922 Committee and the cross-party education select committee, argue that Offa has made attempts to "enforce social rather than academic admissions criteria" upon universities.
A group of Conservative MPs, called the Fair Access to University Group, and including Graham Stuart, the chairman of the influential 1922 committee and the cross-party education select committee, argues that Offa has made attempts to "enforce social rather than academic admissions criteria" upon universities.
The ANC had made attempts to provide for men such as Mr Tangasha in Tumahole.
Bloomberg has confirmed that hackers had made attempts but said that "no computer systems or computers were compromised".
A number of distinguished scholars have made attempts to reconstruct it, but their speculations go far beyond the evidence.
Woods's presence has not gone unnoticed by the Europeans, who have made attempts to spin it to their advantage.
These ideological differences with the mainland have made attempts to commemorate the events of 22 July even more delicate.
