Sentence examples for frequent attempts to from inspiring English sources

There are frequent attempts to kill him.

One woman said she had made frequent attempts to get social services to intervene.

Because his batting average is down, Alomar's frequent attempts to bunt come across, to some, as a lack of confidence at the plate.

In addition, his frequent attempts to reach out to Muslims were greeted skeptically by some Republicans, especially after the September 11 attacks.

The presentation of professional basketball at Madison Square Garden has taken on the same tacky, homogenized style you'll find at any other arena: the hyperactivity, the announcer's frequent attempts to "rev up" the fans and so on.

He said, "The preventative measures in place to deal with frequent attempts to disrupt whitehouse.gov's service performed as planned, keeping the site stable and available to the general public, although visitors from regions in Asia may have been affected".

Prolonged exposure to water and frequent attempt to clean the ear canal predispose swimmers to develop acute otitis externa (swimmer's ear).

Up to that point, Nelson had counted himself lucky to get 17 of the 100 senators to back his frequent attempts at environmental protection; after the demonstration, Congress and the White House fell over themselves to climb on an accelerating political bandwagon.

In a sense, it would have been a good career for our father, a creative man whose frequent attempts at advancement were forever thwarted, or so he felt, by his accent and his background, his lack of education, connections, luck.

Happily, however, the week merely proves yet again the worthlessness of the calculation of trade balances of any kind not to mention frequent government attempts to put up barriers to foreign imports.

Its findings aren't particularly encouraging: Contact between mafia organisations and the press is frequent, and attempts to control media and information by the mafia even more so – especially in the Italian provinces.