Sentence examples for need to attempt from inspiring English sources

I don't need to attempt that project again.

There's no need to attempt to solve problems that don't currently exist, in lieu of serious ones that do.

His footballing achievement this season, whether Blackpool go up or not, should stand him in good stead for years to come, so there is probably no need to attempt to adopt a new personality.

"We'd very much appreciate if fellow journalists would give us some room and not feel the need to attempt to dig into and try to figure out what you think we might be doing," Serial's publicity manager Emily Condon said at the time.

We do not all need to attempt the rigours of Lorraine Kelly, who confessed last week to one lunch that ended at 4.30 the following morning, at which point she shook herself down and went straight to the GMTV television studio to begin her working day.

In September, Emily Condon, a production manager for Serial, asked Maxim and other media outlets to give the programme space to do its job: "We'd very much appreciate if fellow journalists would give us some room and not feel the need to attempt to dig into and try to figure out what you think we might be doing".

There are certain performances that impress with the sheer courage needed to attempt them.

By early 2006, Soiles and his colleagues had decided that they needed to attempt something radical.

Trust me, your creativity is definitely needed to attempt to keep these three balls in the air simultaneously.

I'm enormously grateful to have work with musicians/artists over the years who believe in allowing for the proper amount of time and care needed to attempt something sublime and transcendent with their videos.

Further research involving large multinational cohorts of patients with specific subtypes of CHD is needed to attempt replication of the observed linkage peak on chromosome 14.