Sentence examples similar to Just about attempt from inspiring English sources
In an account in "The Enigma of Suicide," by George Howe Colt, the author quotes Dr. Litman as recalling: "People were calling us and literally saying, 'I'm just about to make a suicide attempt.
In the 2006 book "November of the Soul," by George Howe Colt, Litman recalled: "People were calling us and literally saying, 'I'm just about to make a suicide attempt -- do I have to take these pills or jump off a building before I can talk to you?
True enough here: just about any attempt concisely to summarize this morbidly obese book or impose a predictable chronology on it will misleadingly suggest the exact sort of narrative architecture that its author seeks to topple.
Data was already getting bigger and bigger and around that time, in 2001, industry analyst Doug Laney described the "3Vs"—volume, variety, and velocity as the key "data management challenges" for enterprises, the same "3Vs" that have been used in the last four years by just about anyone attempting to define or describe big data.
Just about any place accountability is attempted, participants recoil in horror.
"Just about every night there is a suicide attempt".
Just an attempt to understand.
Just one attempt was successful.
It did not seem to matter as Anthony made just about everything he attempted.
I realise I am not just writing about failed attempts.
