Sentence examples for one previous attempt from inspiring English sources
Walters' cousin had made previous threats against Walters, and Walters believed his cousin had arranged at least one previous attempt on his life.
There had been one previous attempt, by her brothel-owner's lawyer of all people.
The NPD has been around since 1964 and, while it has been threatened with a ban throughout its existence, the one previous attempt was more than a decade ago.
One previous attempt failed due to the rocket coming in too fast, while the other abruptly ended when the booster tipped over due to too much horizontal movement at the time of landing.
This analysis differs from at least one previous attempt to assess the balance of gastrointestinal and cardiovascular risks of NSAIDs and coxibs [ 48], which was qualitative in nature.
10 In 44 patients who underwent a flap repair, we found that the healing rate was 87percentt in patients who had undergone no or only one previous attempt at repair.
One previous attempted attack in Netanya was prevented by other Israelis.
These results are consistent with findings of a meta-analysis [ 61], and one cohort study on previous attempts to quit smoking [ 65].
Smokers who had never attempted to quit were compared with smokers who had made at least one previous quit attempt, based on responses to the question: "Approximately how many times, if any, have you tried to give up smoking?" During the fieldwork period, three antismoking advertisements were broadcast on television as part of a national antismoking mass media campaign.
There were no differences in abstinence rates according to whether clients were eligible for free prescriptions or not (p =.06), whether they had made a prior quit attempt p =.06), whether clients had made one or more than one previous quit attempt (p =.14) or how long their previous quit attempt had lasted (p =.55).
To evaluate the effectiveness of local endometrial injury in women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) with at least one previous unsuccessful attempt.
