Sentence examples for terms attempted to from inspiring English sources
The list of terms attempted to capture three main components, using main terms and synonyms to identify: a) outcomes (of psychological resilience); b) the event (disasters and/or other stressors); and c) indicators of resilience.
"We condemn in strongest possible terms attempts to depict the coup as ethnic strife," a government statement said.
These terms attempt to explain not only the tumor location, but also to aid in the choice of surgical approach.
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.
The science, in simplest terms, attempts to compare the real-life Oscar with an imagined, able-bodied Oscar.
We developed our search with a research librarian with expertise in systematic reviews, used broad search terms, and attempted to search all relevant sources, including multiple databases and the grey literature.
He also said he did not like the term "fake news", which he saw as a pejorative term that attempted to denigrate reports carried by alternative media.
Even more significant for the long term, Kolbe attempted to understand the inner nature of the substances he was manipulating.
Against unprecedented and dishonourable resistance from an opposition party, he rejected a politics of outrage and in his first term repeatedly attempted to find a common ground.
In 1898 Roca returned to the presidency for a second term and attempted to bring the more moderate radicals back into the loose alliance of local political groups, which after 1890 had controlled the national government.
