Sentences with phrase «made subsequent attempts»

He made subsequent attempts in 1964, 1969 and 1970, but failed to finish each time.
Your penalty for death is losing all the bounty that you have accrued for defeated waves, but the number of waves you have vanquished is subtracted from the total, which makes subsequent attempts easier.
The judge went so far as to suggest that a premature mediation can do more harm than good in that, as well as wasting both time and money, it can result in «a hardening of the positions on both sides which makes any subsequent attempt of settlement doomed to fail».

Not exact matches

You can then make decisions in advance of the report in an attempt to predict its contents and the subsequent market movements.
Every attempt was made by the church to prevent its circulation in England but it was eagerly welcomed by the people and became very influential on all subsequent English translations.
If the Spanish international is to be banned, then it is unlikely to appease West Ham manager Sam Allardyce, who this week bemoaned the retrospective charge of Crystal Palace's captain Mile Jedinak, explaining that the subsequent decision — following an attempted elbow on striker Diafra Sakho — was too late to make any difference to his side, and it appears that history may repeat itself for a second week in a row.
Its attempt at a JCPenney boycott after the retail chain hired Ellen DeGeneres as its spokeswoman was a memorable fail, while none of its subsequent efforts have made waves.
But his attempt to end collective bargaining for many public employees — and the subsequent union revolt — have made him a national hero for conservatives and a national villain for liberals.
The deputy prime minister said: «They came straight out of that meeting and claimed that he had not provided them with his side of the story when the subsequent revelation that the meeting had been recorded shows that he made every attempt to try and explain what happened.
Subsequent attempts were made to revive the project with Ewan McGregor and Robert Duvall in the two lead roles, but came to nothing.
Premiering Saturday on Showtime, it is a tale — comical, harrowing, comically harrowing, harrowingly comical — of life among the British upper classes and their hopeful attendants, and more particularly of Patrick, his childhood trauma, subsequent addictions, attractions and attempts not to become like the people who made him.
After some poolside posturing and showboating, Emmet and a hard - up - for - Mandy jock douchebag end up on the roof above the pool, Emmet uses some not - so - subtle manipulation to convince the jock that Mandy would be suitably impressed by a really big cannonball, and the jock's subsequent attempt to make a big splash is 99 % successful at impressing everyone.
Using the relatively rare item (Especially early on) Human Effigy will restore ones humanity and health bar but nonetheless this mechanic serves to make particularly difficult areas even more so upon subsequent attempts.
In every subsequent year the media has made attempts to arouse some of the old excitement, with descriptions of the «outlandish» works produced by nominees, such as James Richards's slides of pornographic photographs, from which the genitals have been sandpapered by a Japanese librarian.
The substantial potential exposures and subsequent health impacts associated with SRM efforts based on stratospheric aerosols must be considered further before any attempts are made at SRM.
The protection afforded by s. 111A goes hand in hand with the common law without prejudice rule, which applies to make genuine attempts to settle a dispute inadmissible in any subsequent legal proceedings.
These new entities probably will want to deliver non-legal services as well, so it makes sense to start creating a regulatory framework for that (although it will be very interesting to see how lawyers choose to define «non-legal services,» and what impact that definition might have on subsequent attempts to enforce the «unauthorized practice of law»).
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