Sentence examples for attempt to note from inspiring English sources

* My attempt to note the Daily Mail's predictably rubbish attack on Steve Coogan yesterday curiously drew an angry response in some quarters.

As a member of staff showed Mabhouh to his room, the assassins dressed as tennis players quickly followed him into the elevator, in what police said was an attempt to note down his room number.

Therefore, a study is needed to closely examine how families go through the legal process of early intervention and interact with their service providers and to carefully listen to the voices of families throughout the process in an attempt to note the quality of the family's early intervention participation.

I will doubtlessly be branded a conspiracy theorist if I attempt to note a correlation between Jay-Z's escalation from a well-respected rapper to a global household name with the his adoption of his alias "Young Hova".

The third movement dramatizes an attempt to build, note by note, a solemn six-bar theme of funerary character; the first attempt falters after three bars, the second after five, the third after four, the fourth after three.

"It is Nielsen's policy to note attempts to single out panel members to either change their viewing habits or otherwise influence or affect their reporting," the spokesman said later in an e-mail message.

• "It is Nielsen's policy to note attempts to single out panel members to either change their viewing habits or otherwise influence or affect their reporting," the spokesman, Matt Anchin, said later in an e-mail.

It is important to note that attempts to curtail bleeding and prevent coagulopathy, and not just to normalize the patient's vital signs, are essential in the resuscitative care of the hemorrhaging patient.

Among the failings highlighted, the ombudsman found someone had marked the retired civil servant's records with a "do not attempt to resuscitate" note, but without any consultation with his family.

As Kogan and Henkel noted, attempts to improve use of evidence can " fail to note how in those areas of policy where data are diffuse, and analyses most likely to be strongly influenced by value preferences, problems must be identified collaboratively between policy-maker and scientist.

As I quietly peck away at my keyboard in an awkward attempt to take notes, Rus regularly points out which parts of the meeting are on- and off-the-record.