Sentence examples for attempt as many from inspiring English sources
It was Nascar's decision last week to change the rules and extend races to attempt as many as three extra green-flag finishes at the end to avoid a driver winning under a yellow flag.
By 2002 standards (the skaters attempt as many as seven triples in their four-minute free skate), Baiul would be laughed off the ice and into a career of children's holiday matinees.
SINCE private classes focus closely on a few dishes (the Institute of Culinary Education and New School classes often attempt as many as a dozen recipes), home students have more time to explore not only how, but why a restaurant-roasted chicken might taste different from a home-cooked one.
However, acutely suicidal individuals often deny or hide their suicidal intent,[ 14, 15] and the presence of a plan for suicide is a poor predictor of attempt, as many attempters report only fleeting ideation and no premeditated plan[ 4].
The debut event, entitled the UK Freeride Surf Shred, saw 22 competitors attempt as many stunt manouvres as they could manage in choppy seas.
Cassidy trained in kickboxing alongside Bela's actress Lauren Cohan to be able to perform Ruby's martial arts skills, prompting her to attempt as many of the fight scenes as she could rather than rely on her stunt double.
Kaeding, one of the N.F.L.'s most accurate kickers, missed three attempts — as many as he had all season.
The general approach to the combinatorial screening of reaction conditions involved attempting as many as 96 reactions, examining the effect of two synthetic variables at a time, in a matrix as large as 12 × 8.
In these attempts, as many as hundreds of millions of cells were autologously transplanted, and some of the trials suggested the augmented systolic function with improved symptoms as the clinical outcome of the regimen.
As many as one-third of people with schizophrenia attempt suicide; as many as one-fifth hear voices that command them to do so.
Mohammadi followed a trail across Iran and Turkey and into Greece that is now attempted by as many as five hundred desperate people each day.
