Sentence examples for important attempting from inspiring English sources

But the point is still important; attempting to shrink the state at a time of great economic inequality is fraught with dangers.

Between-group consideration of the task demands may also be important, attempting to minimise any influence of task difficulty.

It was also an important attempt to bring cultural change to the Crown Prosecution Service.

From time to time important attempts have been made to reestablish the idea of the superiority of the classified encyclopaedia.

And so began the latest, and perhaps most important, attempt by Mitt Romney to wrest Ohio into his column.

In the late 20th century there were also some important attempts by Jewish thinkers to develop a theology of election.

David Cameron presides over a party which wants to step up the doomed draconianism, scuppering important attempts to medicalise the treatment of addicts.

The original-instrument movement was an important attempt by knowledgeable musicians to play Baroque and Classical works with the instruments and performance styles characteristic of those eras.

The first important attempt to establish an informative classification of the dinosaurs was made by the English biologist T.H. Huxley as early as 1868.

In 2002 President Bush signed the most important attempt in a generation to reduce the influence of money in politics, the McCain-Feingold bill.

Tynes had (and still has) the maddening ability to miss the occasional chip shot, and he missed two important attempts in the N.F.C. Championship Game against the Packers.