Sentence examples for true attempts from inspiring English sources

Equally, if the hypothesis is true, attempts to develop laboratory models of endocrine resistance where ER-positive tumours become ER negative need to be re-evaluated.

Some of them, it is true, attempted to rule in an enlightened way.

The original Windows 1 was released in November 1985 and was Microsoft's first true attempt at a graphical user interface in 16-bit.

Meanwhile, the other giant with deep enough pockets to fund a true attempt at owning messaging has spent the past few years distracted by moonshots.

This is still true: attempting to use the browser version tells me that I cannot because of the country I'm in.

But the Sanaa River at Grace Farms is, I think, a true attempt at being transparent.

The cynical spin is a true attempt to insult the intelligence of our residents and a blatant attempt to turn all of us into suckers.

But BP Amoco's $686-million Northstar project on man-made Seal island represents the first true attempt at offshore oil production in the Arctic.

The most arduous challenge was how to keep a deeply researched work, which is a true attempt at respecting a vast existing scholarship, inside 'story?' I want a teenager to read EVE and not get lost but I want an academic to read it and recognize how carefully I have chosen my words.

Unfortunately for the industry, the fat-cat image is occasionally true — and attempts by companies to hide their use of private jets only bolster that impression.

Though the objective and the subjective, the macrocosm (universal) and the microcosm (individual), came to be identified according to their true essences, attempts were made to correlate different macrocosmic principles with corresponding microcosmic principles.