Sentence examples for in an attempt to generate from inspiring English sources
Valentine has juggled lineups in an attempt to generate runs.
It fits their policy of opening up trade routes in an attempt to generate commerce for this poor country.
At the On This Day headquarters, memory finders dig up vintage posts in an attempt to generate the most poignant reminiscences possible.
And the Dolphins' offense sputtered so often that Coach Tony Sparano almost abandoned the run in the second half — it ran just four times — in an attempt to generate some passing rhythm.
The changes involve raising the costs of obtaining a divorce and other civil claims in an attempt to generate an extra £190m a year in income for Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunal Service (HMCTS).
Trottier had moved Nedved to the Rangers' top line with Eric Lindros and Bure toward the end of the first period in place of Rem Murray, and again early in the second in an attempt to generate some offense.
Rep. Waters told the crowd that the president's missile strike on an airfield in Syria was an attempt to generate "phony tension" between his administration and Russian President Vladimir Putin, a patron of the Syrian regime.
CIET social audit methods originated in the mid-1980s in Central America [ 1- 3] as an attempt to generate reliable evidence on the coverage of key interventions and their presumptive outcomes.
To date, large-scale phase III clinical trials with candidate AIDS vaccines have been disappointing (reviewed in [2], [3]); such trials involved an attempt to generate neutralizing antibody (nAb) response-based vaccines based upon the surface subunit gp120 as well as a vaccine strategy designed to induce cytotoxic T-lymphocyte (CTL) responses with recombinant adenovirus vectors.
Dr. Buckee said he saw Talisman's foray into Sudan as "a good, well-intentioned initiative both from a technical point of view and an attempt to generate wealth in a desperately poor country".
Our efforts were intended as a proof-of-concept and dose-finding study, as well as an attempt to generate hypotheses in advance of larger future studies.
