The phrase "again we attempt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a repeated effort or action after previous attempts.
Example: "After several setbacks, again we attempt to launch the project next week."
Alternatives: "once more we try" or "we make another attempt".
Again we attempted to remove the clot by suctioning the airways, either using the catheter or by bronchoscopy, but without success.
For the provider participants, again we attempted to recruit FPs with varied experiences (e.g. varying lengths of practice experience, age, men and women) and OHCPs representing a range of disciplines (e.g. surgeons, nurses, allied health practitioners).
I don't know if Don dabbled in Buddhist teachings while he was at that clifftop retreat center, but I've found it to be a great comfort in times of trouble, because the Buddhist masters take it as a given that we will cycle through this life, and other lives, again and again as we attempt to achieve higher states of consciousness and less injurious modes of living.
"The Chinese perception of this will be that, once again, we are attempting to interfere in what they view as a domestic matter," said Bob Berring, a law professor at the University of California at Berkeley who studies the Chinese legal system.
Again, we do not attempt a complete analysis of this model but rather seek to identify stable modes and most interesting dynamical behaviors and to compare them to those of the Malthusian version of the model.
At the end of the lecture, Viereck qualified his pessimism a little: "I can think of nothing more gallant, even though again and again we fail, than attempting to get at the facts; attempting to tell things as they really are.
** At the end of the lecture, Viereck qualified his pessimism a little: "I can think of nothing more gallant, even though again and again we fail, than attempting to get at the facts; attempting to tell things as they really are.
In addition to the evaluation described above we performed a secondary evaluation of MDR examining models with K = 0.1 to account for the potential impact of varying K. Again we applied GAMETES, attempting to generate the same model constraint combinations for K = 0.1 as we did for K = 0.3.
Over and over again we hear excuses that attempt to shift the blame from the violent perpetrator on to the woman.
