Sentence examples for and try to identify from inspiring English sources

Birders who like a challenge will seek out and try to identify the many different warblers, indistinguishable to the uninitiated.

Now, while the evergreens are prominent, is a good time to get close to them and try to identify some.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students listen to world music samples and try to identify the countries of origin.

To assess fire risk, engineers typically study diagrams of the plant and try to identify each problem that could occur and how likely it was to happen.

Forget about the complicated argument and try to identify the kernel of the idea". That can be communicated, but it takes effort.

We found it very helpful to look at our calendars together and try to identify (and block!) weekends on our calendars a few months in advance.

But when companies want to make deeper analysis of the detailed cost structures of each product or service, they have to analyse companies activities in higher detail and try to identify business processes, cost drivers, cost centres etc.

In this review, we look at the designs and results of all controlled trials of treatments for ischaemic stroke, and try to identify opportunities to improve future treatment assessment.

Johnson says: "Have a think and try to identify two or three people you know who demonstrate what you feel is confident behaviour and try out what it is you feel that they do that creates this impression.

Scientists, like children at the beach, needed only a bucket and a spade to collect soil samples, bring them back to the laboratory to be cultured, and try to identify any compounds that could kill bugs.

Of course, given the wealth that the Clintons have accumulated since Bill Clinton left office, it is perfectly legitimate, and, indeed, imperative, for journalists to examine their finances and try to identify possible conflicts of interest.