Sentence examples for vital attempts from inspiring English sources

Massive infrastructure and road-building are at the heart of huge development projects around the world, justified as vital attempts at helping the poorest attain a higher standard of living.

Some feminist philosophers have argued that articulating the conditions under which autonomous choice is exercised is vital to attempts to understand gender oppression.

The project is considered vital in attempts to cut energy use by households as the UK faces having to import more energy in the future.

But Addy sliced that vital penalty attempt that would have set the game up for golden-point extra-time, before Moore ended the game.

Understanding the range and strength of opinions is vital before attempting to determine to what extent it influences practice.

From the beach, Private Millin moved inland with the commandos to relieve British paratroopers who had seized a bridge near the village of Ouistreham that was vital to German attempts to move reinforcements toward the beaches.

Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale, who played with Bent at Fulham last season, believes Bent could be vital in their attempts to stay up.

As we have argued, care is vital to our attempts to understand and change sociotechnical relations.

All methods used to distinguish stillbirths from early neonatal deaths are open to misclassification bias, influenced by sociocultural factors and limited assessment of vital signs or attempts at resuscitation in apparently lifeless newborns, particularly after home birth.

It views the involvement and participation of parents and community as vital and actively attempts to change their views and attitudes towards the child's education in a manner that will ultimately benefit all of them.

Yet making science engaging to pupils is vital and any attempt to address the problems in science education needs, at first, to try and understand why fewer students are choosing to study the physical sciences beyond the age of 16.