Sentence examples for and striving to develop from inspiring English sources

The workshop participants agreed that reducing glycaemic exposure is generally regarded as a physiological benefit, and striving to develop dietary interventions and foods that do so is potentially relevant for public health.

"I believe it is divine intervention that I succeed Obuchi, and I will carry forward his policy aspirations and strive to develop them further".

Cornell's art faculty are deeply engaged in studio-based teaching and strive to develop students into confident and independent artists in their own right.

The contributors focus on the fluid identities of contemporary world affairs with special attention to temporality, and strive to develop a new approach to understanding the contemporary world and the meanings of world affairs.

He routinely assists law enforcement with animal crimes investigations and strives to develop instructional materials and programs for veterinary pathologists and the law enforcement community.

Critical service-learning is an approach to civic learning that is attentive to social change, works to redistribute power, and strives to develop authentic relationships.

The Unity of Science Movement, founded by sociologist Otto Neurath, sought a common empirical attitude toward all the sciences and strove to develop a single, comprehensive scientific language.

"An Olympic medal not only rewards an athlete's hard work but naturally a nation, helping the nation not only to pride itself on its talented athletes but to unite in one voice and strive to develop other young talents.

Long involved in appreciation of the object and having developed the eye of a connoisseur, he became an advisor to collectors, a consultant for museum collections, and strove to develop the ideal university collection of African art.

Both donors and their advisors should take care to conduct careful due diligence on potential grantees, follow-up with grantees to assess impact and strive to develop working partnerships with grant recipients to ensure that both donor and grantee needs are being met.

Start small and strive to develop a good habit attitude by breaking bad habits and developing only routines that are the perfect fit for the life you would like to live.