"let's attempt" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is commonly used when making a suggestion or proposing to try something. Example: Let's attempt to climb that mountain tomorrow.
And it's ripe for a fisking, so let's attempt to enumerate the contentions made by Kinsley here.
It's challenging to keep up with the latest in racist tirades, so let's attempt a brief review.
By Jeffrey Toobin April 29, 2014 It's challenging to keep up with the latest in racist tirades, so let's attempt a brief review.
Let's attempt to deal with these things head on.
School starts today, so let's attempt to acquire some knowledge!
So let's attempt to cut through the noise.
"Let's not attempt to micromanage".
Let's begin our attempt to answer this question by stating the obvious: there is no question that a station in the middle of Westwood Village would better serve the UCLA campus and UCLA community and the Village itself, along with continuing to serve the office buildings along Wilshire.
Let's face it: Attempting to cover up a pimple with makeup can feel like kind of a pathetic act.
Let's face it: Attempting to pry a key ring open can test the patience of even the most determined among us.
For evidence that legislative odd-coupling can be a thankless exercise, let's return to Wyden's attempt to tackle Medicare.
