Sentence examples for in a continued attempt from inspiring English sources

In a continued attempt to reduce its costs, AT&T announced yesterday that it planned to lay off 5,000 employees this year.

There's doubt too about the "agenda" of policy makers and government environment agencies and a continued attempt to politicise climate science as "leftist".

In a continued effort to engage with the state in a technical capacity, SAHAYOG then began strategically working with UNICEF to promote the formation of a platform of development partners and NGOs working within Uttar Pradesh on maternal, newborn, child health and nutrition (MNCHN), in an attempt to re-activate the Technical Support group with the government.

RBS will not split itself into two separate banks, but instead create an internal "bad bank" in its continued attempt to recover from the financial crisis.

All these recent moves by Microsoft to get into hardware and the race to consolidate online and offline advertising makes for an interesting series of potential events for Microsoft in its continued attempt to maintain Google as its main rival.

Ken Livingstone persists in mangling facts to suit his argument in his continued attempt to defend his comments on Hitler and Zionism.

WASHINGTON -- Hundreds of fans cheered Stephen Colbert as he delivered legal papers to the Federal Election Commission on Friday afternoon in his continued attempt to form his own political action committee.

In addition, it supported the continued attempt to place trauma on the healthcare agenda.

"I understand that many Spaniards have had a bellyful... of this continued attempt to delegitimize our institutions".

"One reason for declining payrolls is the continued attempt by manufacturers to increase efficiencies and reduce costs, particularly as energy and other raw material costs have risen," said Peter Kretzmer, an economist at Banc of America Securities in New York.

The combination of the GOP tax bill and their continued attempt to take away people's health care will turn that wind into a gale.