Sentence examples for make deliberate attempts from inspiring English sources

In 1998, the Country Office began to make deliberate attempts to support the national institutions to prepare for the transition through creation of awareness and assistance to diversify sources of funding by attempting to raise local Other Resources.

Firstly, there is no doubt that the ANC has made deliberate attempts to airbrush the role of white liberals out of anti-apartheid history.

Raëlian organizers made deliberate attempts to "shock, titillate, and capture the media's imagination".

Some healthcare organizations have made deliberate attempts to incorporate ethical frameworks into their decision making [ 3, 40, 41].

In both the investigation methods used and in analysis, the authors made deliberate attempts to foreground the perspectives of the sex workers, by allowing the overall narrative of their broader experiences to provide a grounded interpretive context for the analysis of individual themes.

Make deliberate choices based on which ones feel best.

Make deliberate eye contact with the boy you like.

She notes that "recent historians like Simon Schama have made deliberate and self-conscious attempts to restore narration to history" in books like "Citizens," and that, conversely, "the idea that 'all history is fiction' led to a new interest in fiction as history".

So make a deliberate attempt to network and meet as many people as you can.

"I used to make a deliberate attempt to let them know that I had clocked their car, that I was taking their registration plate".

Britten et al. [ 32] suggest that it may be important to make a deliberate attempt to include studies conducted across diverse settings to achieve the higher level of abstraction that is aimed for in a meta-ethnography.