Sentence examples similar to a re-attempt from inspiring English sources

Associations between service use and the lack of recovery from suicide ideation has been reported before (Gunnell et al. [2004]), as has an increased risk of suicide re-attempt among attempters who used mental health services (Murphy et al. [2012]).

defer.add img); Re-attempt opening an Excel document by by double-clicking it.

The latest show will be part of a multi-pronged strategy around the newest installment in the franchise, the just-announced Sonic Boom – which looks like a careful, ca-a-re-ful attempt to entertain a modern, new young audience without alienating Sonic's somehow still-essential, finicky "older fanbase".

Although under our assumptions, an unconstrained adversary could still spend that amount on a re-identification attempt.

Criticizing euthanasia and PAS might thus be understood as a re-tabooing attempt while defending the new norm is a de-tabooing activity.

If a nest failed, the female was located every few days to determine whether and when she initiated a re-nest attempt.

When making data available as a PUMF one needs to make the worse case assumptions about the adversary because it is difficult to predict who would make a re-identification attempt.

If Clearwire can indeed go into a wireless auction and capture the spectrum it needs to build out a substantial network, the company should fetch a premium if it ever re-attempts to enter the public market.

The original plan was to attack on June 1 2, but this was canceled due to an impending ceasefire, and re-attempted on June 2 3.

16 (18%) patients re-attempted suicide in the year.

The pair will then spend 12 days circling the globe together before moving apart and attempting a re-docking.