Sentence examples for and is continually trying from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

With wages having sunk sharply, and swaths of people out of work, the government is continually trying to balance the need to execute more socially painful reforms with the imperative of keeping the promises it made to its creditors in exchange for its international bailout.

In the same way that they are less bound by the binary, they seem less convinced by values that our culture is continually trying to foist upon them through advertising and entertainment.

It's a big, whopping reminder that the human mind is continually trying to perceive things that aren't true, and not perceiving them takes enormous effort.

But Blizzard is continually trying to put a cap on the traders, and there are growing concerns amongst players about the ethics of buying from such farms.

Google Brain is continually trying to improve Magenta's algorithms for creating songs and producing art transfers from images.

In the meantime, the video-game industry is continually trying to increase the realism of its basketball players and brawny mercenaries.

One is continually trying to affirm something with the man in the next seat".

But for a state that is continually trying to shed its identity as a dumping ground, the book does not exactly help with image-building.