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The phrase "always looking to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a continuous desire or intention to create, achieve, or obtain something.
Example: "She is always looking to make new connections in her industry to expand her network."
Alternatives: "constantly seeking to create" or "perpetually aiming to achieve".
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"I am always looking to make deals".
I'm always looking to make improvements, both functionally and aesthetically.
"We're always looking to make [devices] cheaper, lighter, smaller, and invisible.
In terms of distinction and elegance, my grandfather was always looking to make his own cars more beautiful.
Smart companies are always looking to make their current products better – and there are many ways to do this.
"I mean, he's a great passer and is always looking to make passes, but that's just on the court.
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"I think we always look to make progress," Mostyn says.
She is one of those people who always looks to make the most out of a [bad] situation; she's smart, capable, forthright and she never lets you down.
EP: As part of your strategy, do you always look to make follow-on investments as your portfolio companies raise new rounds?
I've always tried to avoid fads, always looked to make something lasting.
Malcolm Tarling, from the ABI, said: "Insurers are always looking to do more to make sure information is stored as securely as possible.
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