Sentence examples for and are continually trying from inspiring English sources

The leaf-shaped plates were totally impractical, because knives and forks won't rest in them and are continually trying to escape from the table, and by the fourth course I was almost tempted to join them, not because the quality of the cuisine was diminishing, but because my gastronomic stamina was.

That is because it is one of the world's most highly developed systems of arbitration, and is continually trying with varying success to balance clashing interests in a fair and open way.

For example, Erica Scourti in her work explores personal and collective communication and is continually trying to make sense of visual culture dominated by sharing online.

Hackers and white hats are continually trying to stay one step ahead of each other.

Here was the audience that classical music presenters are continually trying to reach: hip and mostly under 40.

While politicians are continually trying to appear youthful and hip to attract younger voters, I have always believed that Britain's youth are not so easily fooled by the naff teenage gimmicks of David Cameron and his likes.

In this way, market designers are continually trying to compare the present system and structure with efficiency criteria.

This is reminiscent of Facebook's retargeting services and points to how the walled gardens of social networks are continually trying to tap into wider web activity.

Christian fundamentalists, meanwhile, are continually trying to ban Harry from libraries, insisting that witchcraft and wizardry are devilish temptations.

Anti-abortion advocates are continually trying to pass restrictions on abortion, such as requiring ultrasounds before an abortion.

A lot of parents are continually trying to gain the advantage on other parents, sometimes through wily means.