Sentence examples for continued attempts at from inspiring English sources

First, on Tuesday morning, Microsoft revealed that it had detected continued attempts at spear-phishing by APT 28/Fancy Bear, the hacking group tied to Russia's Main Intelligence Directorate (known as the GRU).

This two-pronged strategy has fanned protesters' anger further, with many major voices in the movement claiming that the continued attempts at clearance call into question Mr Leung's sincerity in offering the talks.

The decision continued: "Attempts at explanation are met with hostility; especially if the person is a young black man, he is frisked, which often involves an invasive search of his pockets; in some cases the officers then detain the person in a police van".

However, it is possible that the induced expression is due to the continued attempts at establishing a functional syncytium.

It was felt that this single needle stick would be preferable to continued attempts at local infiltration followed by epidural placement.

Otherwise, racial mistrust in Detroit will make his polices mere examples of continued attempts at either take over or tokenism.

Some scientists continue attempts at vaccine development using internal non-variable antigens (but a difficulty is that such antigens are out of reach of host antibodies as long as the trypanosome is alive and intact) or at immunizing against proteins causing pathogenic effects, instead of against the parasite itself.

"I can no longer stay silent in the face of the continuous campaigns of falsehood, slander, defamation and the continued attempts to get at my reputation and integrity and questioning the reputation and integrity of my family," Mr. Mubarak said.

She is an expert collaborator in one of the most effective of the play's many comic touches: The couple's continued attempts to stabilize the table at which they meet, carrying it around with them, balancing it with their legs and feet, reminiscent of an iconic Max Linder film and totally charming.

Continue attempts at rescue oxygenation via upper airway (assistant).

The man who helped pull off the biggest debt restructuring in world history in the continuing attempt to keep a Greek bankruptcy at bay speaks with all the caution of the constitutional law professor he was before he went into politics.