Sentence examples for most notable attempts from inspiring English sources

Brave is one of the most notable attempts: it's whole new browser, founded by former Firefox boss Brendan Eich.

Martin Amis's indelible comic creation John Self, in Money, or, in 1994, the scathing romp of Jonathan Coe's What a Carve Up! were the most notable attempts to define the spirit of the times.

In one of the most notable attempts to reduce testing, Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho earlier this year cut the number of district-created end-of-course exams from 300 to 10 and eliminated them entirely for elementary schools.

But those are the most notable attempts because, Rosenwald said, people are scared to mess around with email.

To begin with the first task, one of the most notable attempts to bring our time into Minkowski spacetime is to be found in Sellars (1962), a determined attempt by one of the most profound systematic metaphysicians of the latter half of the 20th century.

Two of the most notable attempts have been in recorded music and publishing.

The most notable attempt to compete in commercial aviation began in the 1950's, when the postwar ban on Japan's building of aircraft was lifted.

Probably not from Hollywood, which hasn't had much success with this piece of history, the most notable attempt being Sydney Pollack's expensive flop "Havana" (1990).

The most notable attempt to detect such a hidden chamber was carried out in an electrical resistivity survey in 1977 and 1978 by the Stanford Research Institute, now known as S.R.I., and it found evidence of nothing more than small anomalies in the rock around the Sphinx, which is some 66 feet tall and 240 feet long.

The most notable attempt was that in Virga to establish a Genl assessment for the support of all Xn sects.

Her role as a nurse in Vigil in the Night was her most notable attempt to win an Oscar but didn't receive a nomination.