Sentence examples for changes attempts from inspiring English sources

Alas, during the long hours of our baby's first night when singing, frequent diaper changes, attempts at feeding and a host of new tricks my wife and I invented on the spur of the moment all failed to end Bess's relentless caterwauling, the words that echoed in my mind were, What was I thinking when I wrote that stuff?

Despite being one of the E.U.'s more modest financial changes, attempts to introduce rules for hedge funds, chiefly by putting them under the watch of a pan-European supervisor, have taken on what one industry expert called a totemic significance.

Since signals recorded by electrical impedance tomography also contain cardiac-related impedance changes, attempts are made to evaluate them in view of perfusion.

The greater the changes attempted, the greater their unintended and unexpected repercussions, forcing upon the holistic engineer the expedient of piecemeal improvisation - the "notorious phenomenon of unplanned planning".

Faced with large structural changes attempted by the Conservatives under John Major, Labour went into the 1997 election proclaiming the importance of standards not structures.

All these changes attempt to find less expensive, more compassionate and more effective ways to deal with crime.

The road to reform was not easy, as conservatives, supported by foreign powers, opposed most of the changes, attempting to defend liberum veto and other elements perpetuating the inefficient governance, most notably through the Cardinal Laws of 1768.

All of these inflammatory changes attempt to restore equilibrium in the body.

This was explicitly the model behind the changes attempted by the UK Department of Health in the 1970s [ 7].

Table 2 summarises the perceptions of physical health risk associated with the three lifestyle factors of interest, namely smoking, exercise and diet, as well as the desire to change, attempts to change and success in changing these behaviours.

However, there was no statistical difference between the two groups with respect to their level of perceived physical health risk arising from smoking and subsequent motivation to change, attempts to change and success in changing this behaviour.