Sentence examples for attempts successfully from inspiring English sources

"In all, about 200,000 attempts were made from questionable email domains, with more than 100,000 of those attempts successfully clearing authentication hurdles," the agency said.

In the other sessions, Haitink continues to try to get the windmill-like Cser to obey the maxim "less is more"; he attempts, successfully, to make Cesa-Goje's hands communicate more of the music, and he is impressed with Trafton's commitment, even if the American describes being up there on the podium with Haitink as being "like someone's pulled your pants down".

In sounding rocket experiments, their attempts successfully identified wave particle correlations between Langmuir waves and electrons, with a statistical significance (Kletzing et al. 2017).

"Having looked and heard other evidence, spoken to other police officers and those in authority who were stopped from investigating, without question there were repeated attempts, successfully at the time, to stop investigations into prominent people and MPs involved in child abuse," he said.

TI could be induced and maintained in 77% of the attempts (successfully induced TI in 34/44 attempts).

He then attempted successfully to repair his fortunes, his annual receipts from all his estates being from $10,000 to $15,000 a year.

This included In the Loop (2009), The Taking of Pelham 123 (2009) and Welcome to The Rileys (2010), in all of which he attempted successfully to soften his persona.

Under the plan, already attempted successfully in the US, Treasury officials said the Bank is nevertheless likely to act as the agent buying the corporate bonds for the Treasury, but the money will appear on the Treasury balance sheet as a contingent liability similar to the way in which the credit guarantee scheme was set up in the 2008 crisis.

Water balance method has been attempted successfully by Garrels and MacKenzie (1971), Lvovich (1974) and Zektser et al. (1973).

By introducing an extrapolated impulse response technique, a first attempt successfully reduced the arithmetic complexity of FIR filter from o(N) to o(√2N) comparing with direct form.

Stephenson told the party of Huskisson's condition when he last saw him before leaving Eccles for Manchester (erroneously claiming that amputation had already been attempted successfully), and boasted of having set a new speed record.