Sentence examples for necessary attempts from inspiring English sources

Benítez was commendably straight in his necessary attempts to cosy up to the Chelsea fans, less the needy new stepfather, more a brusque and friendly probation officer.

"One has to balance the necessary attempts to preserve species diversity with what may be much more important," he said of "the preserving of population diversity and in the process the preserving of ecosystem services".

This is an entirely necessary attempt to reverse the Titanic from among the icebergs.

This necessary attempt to make sense of modernism in all its incarnations is rich and briskly written.

But the new policy regarding intersex children is a necessary attempt to remedy a situation that, up until now, has been horribly difficult.

That an Israeli group like Zochrot should organize a trip to a city where some of the Nakba's worst atrocities occurred is an important and necessary attempt to bridge this nagging gap in perceptions.

Inflammation is considered a beneficial and necessary attempt of the organism to eliminate the aggressive agent and to start the healing process, which can consist in suppression of tumour initiation or progression.

I gathered from all the hoopla before the rally that it was a necessary attempt to diminish the myth, misconception, and ignorance playing into the culture of fear in which we find ourselves as a country and a democracy.

If necessary, attempt to locate and pull out the object that has punctured your tire.

Both sides agreed that there would be a time when the pre-clearance provisions in Section Five would not be necessary — when attempts to keep minorities away from the polls would be rare enough that other enforcement measures would suffice.

Kant held that the cosmological argument, in concluding to the existence of an absolutely necessary being, attempts to prove the existence of a being whose nonexistence "is impossible," is "absolutely inconceivable" (B621).