Sentence examples for rapid attempts from inspiring English sources

But they are part of a wider concern among health professionals, campaigners and claimants alike: that the mental health of some of the UK's most vulnerable people has been increasingly put at risk by the government's rapid attempts to push through massive cuts to the benefits system.

Earlier foolish talk about a rapid attempt to unseat him has evaporated.

Flies have extremely fast reflexes and can easily outmanoeuvre even your most rapid attempt to squash them.

We've asked BuzzFeed how much of this was a grand strategy versus a rapid attempt to piggyback on a huge "story".

Through rapid Q&A, audience attempts to find answers within 10 mins.

In comparison to traditional blind CVC insertion techniques using superficial anatomical landmarks, CVC under US guidance achieves higher success rates, including fewer needle attempts, rapid vein localization and fewer complications [ 7, 8].

It is my hope that fitness trade-offs will inspire agricultural researchers to develop new pest control techniques focused on insect herbivores and other pests, including weeds and microbial diseases, both of which are known to exhibit rapid evolution to attempts at management (Thrall et al. 2011).

The outage was long enough for brands to attempt "rapid response" publicity stunts.

Hence, in this study we attempted rapid clinical-scale expansion of WJ-MSCs which would allow these fetus-derived stem cells to be used for various allogeneic cell-based transplantations and tissue engineering.

These potential biases are taken into account by a recent large study of patients with BD (n = 587), thereby confirming childhood trauma as being associated with more severe clinical features in BD, including an earlier age of onset, an increased risk of at least one lifetime suicide attempt, rapid cycling, an increased number of mood episodes and substance misuse (Etain et al. 2013a).

According to ATRA [26], Personal rapid transit systems attempt to eliminate negative impacts of time delay and emissions due to regular public transport stops and acceleration/deceleration by moving non-stop small groups of travellers in automated vehicles on fixed tracks.