Sentence examples for already strive from inspiring English sources
Faculty staff at Nottingham already strive to offer this type of support, but reaching those students who resist help remains difficult [ 11].
Nevertheless, the possible faster recovery of patients may be an important factor to consider when thinking about costs as many hospitals already strive to discharge their patients as soon as they feel ready to leave.
There are also arguably other organizations out there that already strive to help the entrepreneur community in similar ways, including Toronto-based Sprouter and, to some degree, Clarity, the mobile mentor network I wrote about earlier today.
Other legislatures were already striving to follow Arizona's model.
FreshDirect is expanding its service in a borough that is already striving to improve access to healthier food.
If they squander it, Africans will grow old before they grow rich.Break down your bordersAfrica's citizens are already striving to become more productive.
Supporting those governments that are already striving to deliver good basic services makes sense, and there's always room for improvement.
The announcement is likely to spur further competition in an industry where every company is already striving to appear "greener" than the next, said Dennis Symanski, a senior data center project manager at the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit organization.
Paige has named reality television series such as Any Dream Will Do, which aim to find an unknown actor to play the lead role in a musical, as the greatest threat to theatre today, believing that "actors already striving in the theatre wouldn't dream of putting themselves on these shows".
A compromise that we are already striving to implement in the CPT PSP research articles would be to upload enough information to enable the reader to reproduce the model results, assuming the software platform is broadly available, perhaps at a cost.
Once it gets physical, there is a more seamless flow, as there is already a direction to strive towards, so it is less torturous in a way.
