Sentence examples for made early attempts from inspiring English sources

Although, ultimately, Rida turned against Zionism as Jewish immigration to Palestine surged in the wake of the Balfour Declaration, he had been an outspoken critic of European anti-Semitism during the Dreyfus trial and made early attempts, including an exchange with Chaim Weizmann, regarding an agreement between "the Arabs and their Hebrew cousins".

Research published in the Journal of Vocational Behaviour, Stemming the tide: Predicting women engineers' intentions to leave, has taken a closer look at some of these issues and made early attempts to predict behaviour patterns which lead to women exiting the profession early.

There are companies, such as BankMobile, that have made early attempts to become the Bank of America of this new age.

GIPHY has made early attempts to move toward branded content.

In 1847, Ernst Kummer made early attempts to prove Fermat's Last Theorem by developing groups describing factorization into prime numbers.

Nor were the UFA members unanimous in the legislation's support: Maurice Conner abstained, and thirteen others including Archibald Matheson, who had made early attempts to have the bill die on the order paper were absent for the final vote.

The post office has made earlier attempts to change the law, only to meet with objections or delays in Congress.

It is interesting that Takacs (1996) points to Ehrenfeld and others as making early attempts to move beyond the "resource" school in valuing biodiversity as a whole.

Consequently, successful attempts were made early in the century to rejuvenate aged oocytes by infusion of cytoplasm/mitochondria harvested from oocytes provided by donors of prime reproductive age [ 68].

There have been many attempts made earlier by various scientists in the development of drug delivery systems for anti-tuberculosis drugs.

In the latest tranche of data are the results from the drilling attempt made earlier in the day.