Sentence examples for marking an attempt from inspiring English sources

This has included news of swimwear and other clothing "trends," marking an attempt to portray the image of a state moving forward under Kim's youthful and energetic, yet knowledgeable, guidance.

"How to Cook Indian" marks an attempt to change that state of affairs.

The bank's experiment in Singapore marked an attempt to scale up quickly in a sophisticated and competitive market.

The exhibition points out that a 1968 city plan marked an attempt to "temper enthusiasm" for the car.

But many SNC members have bristled at the plan, suggesting that it marks an attempt by Western countries to undermine their organization.

The late-night car bomb detonated outside Newry's fortified courthouse marks an attempt by republican dissidents to prove they can mount a sustained campaign.

It is also marks an attempt to counter the rise of Marine Le Pen's far-right Front National and attack her as anti-republican.

The choice of name might have marked an attempt to reclaim the mantle of jihad from IS, but it could also have been a warning aimed at the king.

The meetings, known as the Cripps Mission, took place in Delhi from March 22 to April 12 , 1942 and marked an attempt to rally, through the rival Indian National Congress and Muslim League, Indian support for the defense of the country against Japanese invasion.

The significance of the contacts is not yet clear, but they could mark an attempt by conservative forces in Iran to maintain power and for their Iraqi counterparts to achieve power after many years of brutal suppression under President Saddam Hussein.

But the officials said they were still sifting through intelligence reports to determine whether the attacks indeed marked an attempt by Al Qaeda to assert more influence over the Pakistani Taliban's operations.