Sentence examples for being able to attempt from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, I ran out of time before being able to attempt this portion of the assignment.
Q. 9. I am a newcomer to crossword puzzles, and I dream of someday being able to attempt a Sunday puzzle.
Whether or not Dwight King interfered with Lundqvist, that is, prevented him from moving and being able to attempt a save, has been the main topic of conversation across the ice hockey world for nearly 48 hours now.
After adjustment for age and sex, patients with diabetes had 2.6-fold (95% CI 1.4 4.9) likelihood of not being able to attempt or complete the walking test.
In our study, for the most part, women's personal assessment for themselves and their baby was that VBB was less risky than CS but being able to attempt this option was a challenge.
Another exclusion criterion was severe functional limitations such that the participant was unable to walk as this would prevent the participant from being able to attempt any of the functional tests which would make it impossible to collect essential data.
"That was the first time I actually got rehearsal time and dancers and was able to attempt to make a piece," she said.
So we began a series of concert performances concentrating on repertoire the company had never been able to attempt before – the big Strauss operas such as Salome and Elektra, for example – because our orchestra pit simply wasn't large enough.
Alessandro Del Piero was able to attempt 57 passes, more than double his season average of 26 (although he had been substituted early in previous matches), such was the time and space afforded to Sydney in the middle of the park.
As a result, some learners in this time allocation were able to attempt the same problem a maximum of three times.
