Sentence examples for slow attempt from inspiring English sources

You got the moving sense of a slow attempt at restoration, as in lines from a poem by Joan Hutton Landis that inspired Mr. Rogerson: "these worked lines, their tearing out,/their weaving up, that blue repair —." In Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra, which followed "That Blue Repair," there is a similar sense of a work building, breaking and re-erecting itself.

So much so that Facebook has again had to roll back its privacy changes, a measure that almost certainly will slow attempts to make money.

UNITED NATIONS — Members of the Security Council generally expressed support on Wednesday for the International Criminal Court's moving ahead with the possible indictment of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan for war crimes in Darfur, although several voiced reservations that it would slow attempts to reach a peace settlement.

The updates could force browsers to keep downloading and checking long lists of safe sites which would slow attempts to reach those destinations.

But even if stabilization were achieved - unlikely given the glacially slow attempts at climate amelioration - global sea levels are likely to continue to rise above pre-industrial levels somewhere between 40 centimeters and 1.4 meters, according to Pachauri (Hansen says it's more like 2 meters, and we're getting dangerously close to the "tipping point").

This problem is the focus of the present article, which discusses reasons why progress has been slow, attempts to address the problem, and implications for developmentalists.

The contribution to systemic effects is greater from skin than lung, with very little from the nose compared with skin or lung, so if growth is slowed, attempts to reduce those areas of treatment should be made first.

A brilliant satirist, Hendra recalls his slow, aching attempt to accept God's unconditional love.

The garish white outfits that made him a joke for hipsters were for him the result of a slow, nervous attempt at positivity.

The South Carolinian colonists began to build a trade monopoly with the indigenous residents of the region but were slow to attempt permanent settlement south of the Savannah River.

Analogous to HDX, available X-ray methods are too slow to attempt detection of changes in protein structure on the microsecond time scale.