Sentence examples for needed to try again from inspiring English sources

But the panel said that the trial judge had gone too far in punishing the government by ruling out the death penalty and limiting the prosecution's case and that she needed to try again to craft a compromise in which summaries of the witnesses' statements could be provided to a jury without their actual testimony.

who, after failing to make Everest's summit in 1995, worked night and day to save the $65,000 needed to try again.

I walked downtown beneath the shelter of my umbrella, contemplating the nature of the OhMiBod® blueMotion™ Bluetooth™ enabled wearable-massager, deciding that I was overcomplicating the task and needed to try again with better, avid optimism.

I set to work and wrote a comedy about a middle-aged lawyer having a mid-life crisis, and thought that I'd scripted my masterpiece until the literary agents that I contacted told me that my novel was cumbersome rather than comic and that I needed to try again.

But even for people who don't grapple with depression or emotional eating, the fact remains that will power is not a bottomless pit; nor do resilience and the emotional energy needed to try again when you fall short of your dietary goals come easily.

If the Huskies are going to recapture their championship swagger this week, they may need to try again Wednesday.

Meanwhile, Congress needs to try again and equalize the penalties for possession of crack and powder cocaine.

The bottom line is the Galaxy Gear smartwatch probably will not succeed in the market and Samsung will need to try again with a more refined product".

If you see the "Connect to iTunes" icon, you've placed the phone into the wrong recovery mode, and will need to try again.

I'd say we need to try again.

Every time I am tempted to do this, I am reminded I need to try again.