Examples of using Attempt to do in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Or die in an attempt to do this.
Any attempt to do would be a criminal offence.
And that's what we attempt to do in PPP.”.
Any attempt to do this would be responded to with legal action.
This is the story of one man's attempt to do so.
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That was not an attempt to do something commercial.
Faced with this prospect, what did the ICRC do, or attempt to do?
If not, you would never attempt to do this concert.
Whenever we attempt to do something and fail, we try doing something else.
It meddles with all that we attempt to do on the Web.
Whenever we attempt to do something and we fail, we end up doing something else.
Data recovery is very complicated, something you should never attempt to do yourself.
What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?
So go ahead, ask yourself, what would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?
Whenever we attempt to do something and fail, we end up doing something else.
What we attempt to do in our classes is teach how the hackers think," said Dave Kaufman, president of Intense School.
That is the last time I attempt to do the honourable thing.
Attempt to do a back up using a different connection(for example, try connecting to Wi-Fi if you are unable to back up on a cellular connection).
Maybe SHAZAM! was an attempt to do that but it fell flat.
In this book there is an attempt to do something similar to what Socrates and Aristotle did: to dissect the life of our times and to find the good and the ethical.
You probably shouldn't even attempt to do something like that by yourself.
I can't even attempt to do that if I'm not a witch.
Steve Jobs created the Lisa, an attempt to do what Compaq ultimately did successfully.
If you are not exactly sure, then attempt to do a little research so that you are sure that the product which you purchase benefits you.
What all of these technologies attempt to do is to force-fit a standardized model of a predictable reality onto a world that is infinitely surprising.