Sentence examples for have attempted to construct from inspiring English sources

The curators have attempted to construct if not a narrative, then a journey.

There is no international debate of importance in which we are not as fully engaged as we can be.We have attempted to construct the broadest possible agenda that is capable of unifying the international community and is, overtly, values-based.

Relevance logicians have attempted to construct logics that reject theses and arguments that commit "fallacies of relevance".

While we have attempted to construct sufficiently similar treatment and control groups that are likely to satisfy the DiD identifying assumptions, some identification issues may remain.

While various groups have attempted to construct synthetic pathways for 1-butanol production, efforts to construct a pathway that functions under aerobic conditions have met with limited success.

For this reason we have attempted to construct and to propose our formalism in the most biologist-centered way.

Don Rigoberto, who has attempted to construct a consoling reality out of the books and music he loves, decides that the predatoriness around him is "one more proof that the small spaces of civilisation would never prevail against immeasurable barbarism".

The state, the brief said, "takes its responsibility to carry out an execution seriously and has attempted to construct a protocol to carry out executions as humanely as possible".

Hales though has attempted to construct his Test innings from the base up rather than going full bore as some believed he might, and after a watchful start, understandable given the precarious state of his Test career, he began to play more expansively, timing the ball nicely, and, through the simple expedient of surviving the new ball long enough, facing Yasir Shah for the first time this summer.

Locke had attempted to construct a critical philosophy against the Cartesians but had failed to carry his programme through.

Its long record of economic libertarianism and the support previously offered by its leader for NHS privatization hardly chime with the old Labour revivalist image it has attempted to construct in Tilbury.