"false attempts" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something's futile or unsuccessful efforts at achieving something. Example: Despite multiple false attempts, the team was unable to score a goal during the game. In this sentence, "false attempts" refers to the team's unsuccessful efforts at scoring a goal.
What she said: key quotes Watts was furious with BBC management and accused her bosses of making "misguided and false" attempts to use her to corroborate Gilligan's reports and get them out of trouble.
Her evidence carried through to the next day when - asked by in the inquiry's QC if she had anything else to add - she denounced the BBC's "misguided and false" attempts to use her to stories to corroborate Mr Gilligan's reports.
Mr. Seidel, from the district attorney's office, disclosed e-mails that he said showed false attempts by Mr. Haggerty to cover his tracks, especially once people inside and outside the campaign started to inquire about his spending.
The pharmacy today, in North Kolkata- Laketown, the card machine was out of order, the e-wallet application was working after four false attempts.
Like an abusive spouse or parent who seasons expressions of love with outbursts of violence, expressions of hate poisons the air rending impotent and false attempts at unity or comity.
Likewise, Wittgensteinians may claim that Wittgenstein's own opposition to metaphysics only concerned false attempts to render it intelligible: his merely ineffable but uneliminated metaphysics concerned precisely what for him were essentials of ways of representing the world.
Government supporters took cheer and were further encouraged on day three when the corporation's star witness, Newsnight's science editor Susan Watts, turned on her employers for their "misguided and false" attempt to use her discussions with Dr Kelly to back up Mr Gilligan's broadcast.
That's unfortunate and such a false attempt of trying to mirror this sense of sudden understanding and support from these men were as generic as possible.
While a number of these claims proved to be false extortion attempts, we did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability".
Some of the claims were false extortion attempts, Ballou said, but the company "did identify and fix a vulnerability that was related to the ability to access source code through an injection vulnerability".
HMRC spokesman Andrew Sackey said: "HMRC's online systems proved extremely resilient to these attacks - they correctly identified and prevented the vast majority of false repayment attempts from the outset.
