Sentence examples for worth attempts from inspiring English sources

There is an open debate and worth attempts have been proposed as the AFP endeavor [48].

These are ambitious goals, perhaps unreachable, but clearly worth attempting.

As for the bucatini alla gricia, it is not worth attempting without guanciale.

"Everything in life isn't successful, but that doesn't mean it wasn't worth attempting," he said.

The grand slam was considerably better than the 50-50 chance offered by a diamond finesse, and therefore worth attempting.

The scratchy invocations thundered on for so long I wondered whether it was even worth attempting to sleep again.

"The press is under threat and the perception that all journalism is cheap and unethical is worth attempting to counter".

He also points out that Chinese security agents like to mention the chaos (luan) of India as an example of why democracy is not worth attempting.

Even if they are sometimes worth attempting, capital controls clearly impose costs on foreign investors, and are best combined with apologies rather than insults.

For memorable fiction — the only kind worth attempting — typically makes a passage through, and at best only partially triumphs over, the world's all too numerous excruciations.

Still, analysts and investors are skeptical that, even with a cash injection, a deal between EchoStar and Hughes would be worth attempting because of the possible regulatory objections.