Sentence examples for term attempts from inspiring English sources

A California case coming before the court in the next term attempts to ban the sale of violent video games to minors, though there is no recognized exception to the First Amendment for violence, either.

The temporal coherence term attempts to reduce outliers by giving a penalty to a pixel, which is assigned a different label from its temporal predecessors.

Many obstetricians induce older women at term attempting to improve perinatal outcomes, others are reluctant for fear of increasing caesarean rates.

More simply, it's a gaggle of drunken people in homemade boats ("boat" being a generous term) attempting to joust, battle one another with padded weapons, and otherwise compete for nothing but the obscurest of glories.

But the relatively small doses measured so far could pose problems for long-term attempts to properly gauge the Fukushima effect.

Pressures on the £37bn annual defence budget and the Treasury's short-term attempts to squeeze military expenditure, notably when Gordon Brown was chancellor, have been hotly debated, triggered by evidence to the Chilcot inquiry on Iraq.

The science, in simplest terms, attempts to compare the real-life Oscar with an imagined, able-bodied Oscar.

The Kremlin recently established a panel to combat what it termed attempts to falsify history in ways that demean the achievements of Russia.

And she says that the loss of sleep and short-term attempts to catch up can cause further and complex disruptions to the way the brain tries to store information.

"We condemn in strongest possible terms attempts to depict the coup as ethnic strife," a government statement said.

The short-term attempt to solve the Castle's problems is a four-million-dollar cosmetic overhaul.