Sentence examples for attempt at entry from inspiring English sources

Dale Farm residents said they would start removing barricades, but said they would oppose any attempt at entry by bailiffs.

a At entry.

The new phone, with Apple's vaunted A9 chip, is much faster than Apple's previous attempt at an entry-level phone, launched in 2013.

In some cases such as with the Big Bad Wolf in versions of The Story of the Three Little Pigs because their attempts at forced entry are – at least in some versions – repelled by the Three Little Pigs so that the story comes to be about bravery and resilience against the intruder.

Sierra Mist -- the fourth attempt at a lemon-lime entry from Pepsi-Cola, which previously tried brands called Teem, Slice and Storm -- also had an effect on the lemon-lime category leader, Sprite, sold by Coca-Cola.

These results suggest that the localized deposition of cell wall material (papillae) at attempted fungal entry sites forms part of the basal defense response of barley epidermal cells to appressorial penetration by M. oryzae.

However, the host defense responses expressed in barley to appressorial penetration by the mossd1 mutant took the form of papilla deposition at attempted fungal entry sites rather than host cell death.

In the US, the system is more decentralized, with multiple points of entry and less attempt at central coordination.

In our trial more than a half of the patients were considered not resectable by direct surgical exploration: in fact, 52 (63%) patients underwent laparotomy, as a part of a failed attempt at radical primary surgery, before study entry.

In all, 52 (63%) patients underwent laparotomy, as a part of a failed attempt at radical primary surgery, before study entry, in these cases laparotomy confirmed the presence of locally advanced, unresectable disease, whereas in the remaining 30 (37%) patients the diagnosis of locally advanced disease was confirmed by CT scan of the abdomen (23 patients) and EUS (seven patients).

There is no undergraduate selection at entry.