Sentence examples for been multiple attempts to from inspiring English sources

So in the aftermath of the Paris killings, there have been multiple attempts to grab the controls – or at least tell ourselves there are controls to be grabbed.

There have been multiple attempts to capture New York City's rock 'n' roll glory days of the 1970s, from Patti Smith's "Just Kids" to the HBO series "Vinyl," but Mr. Fields thinks the era has never been conveyed accurately.

BBC One's Panorama programme reports there may have been multiple attempts to kill Mr Litvinenko before he died.

There have been multiple attempts to identify patients at risk of MDROs with the implementation of risk scoring systems to initiate appropriate targeted antibiotic therapy.

There have been multiple attempts to convince web users of the value of their attention and/or personal data — by, for example, offering them free mobile connectivity for watching ads (e.g. Blyk).

There have been multiple attempts to redevelop the site ever since — the latest, a £9BN regeneration project backed by a consortium of Malaysian investors — has been ongoing since 2012, with the overseas investors getting planning permissions for a mixed use development, including luxury flats, offices and retail units.

It wasn't just the open hatred: there were multiple attempts to hack into her accounts and expose her.

I asked a staff member about it and she told me there were multiple attempts to secure a home for him with various family members but, so far, it hadn't been working out.

"The fact that the speaker of the House did nothing when there were multiple attempts to intervene [with Foley] is in itself appalling, without any future allegations about Hastert's own past behavior," said Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.

There were multiple attempts to produce recombinant Cap protein in different expression systems including E. coli, Lactococcus lactis, Pichia pastoris, baculovirus or pseudorabies virus expression systems [ 15- 21].

There have been multiple attempts by terrorists to harness the lethal effect of such agents, but despite generating widespread fear, these attempts have met with limited success to date [ 37].