Sentence examples for make renewed attempts from inspiring English sources

Whatever might happen next, the event was already "too intimately interwoven with the interests of humanity and too widespread in its influence upon all parts of the world for nations not to be reminded of it when favourable circumstances present themselves, and to rise up and make renewed attempts of the same kind".

In the real world, rising prices act as an economic signal to conserve scarce resources, providing incentives to use cheaper materials in their place, stimulating research efforts on new ways to save on resource inputs, and making renewed exploration attempts more profitable.

In June 2013 it was reported that a Real executive - on instruction from club president Florentino Perez - made a renewed attempt to sign him after they had lost out to Barcelona in the pursuit of Neymar and with Ronaldo still to commit to a new deal.

The less fortunate face the prospect of trying to get a place through "clearing", the mopping-up exercise in which state universities offer their unfilled places to the best of the rest.But this year, thanks to both the parlous state of government finances and renewed attempts to make universities compete among themselves for students, the landscape is significantly different.

After Biman became a public limited company, renewed attempts were made to procure new-generation aircraft to replace its ageing fleet.

Renewed attempts should be made to place the life-saving benefits of the chemical industry back in the public eye and counter-balance the popular political view that the chemical industry is often responsible for loss of life.

Be strong in the face of renewed attempts to get you back.

After midnight, the security forces, using concussion grenades and tear gas, renewed attempts to disperse the protesters.

In 1757 Washington renewed attempts to cultivate relations in the army in the hopes of getting a commission.

Another judge has ruled against a renewed attempt by the Trump administration to make states and cities help enforce federal immigration law, an effort in which it has persisted despite an unbroken string of court decisions declaring the effort illegal.

The book approaches its end with a renewed attempt to reach Mary.