The phrase "as try to" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "As I try to understand the situation, I realize there are many factors at play."
Alternatives: "while attempting to" or "as I attempt to".
It's not that I would presume to do something as foolish and insulting as try to convert a believer.
Indeed, the characters in "Speed-the-Plow" don't so much talk to one another as try to sell stories — stories that morph into other stories.
So the national coaches might as well order fresh air to stop coming through open windows as try to stop transfer activity at this time of year.
You don't really stop the Jackets as try to slow them down, and U.N.C. has the sort of speed, size and versatility, especially up front, to make Tech work hard to maintain its current pace.
Lawrence was ultimately a religious writer who did not so much reject Christianity as try to create a new religious and moral basis for modern life by continual resurrections and transformations of the self.
Otherwise one would pipe out and say the Commission might as well bully the comets in their courses and undertake to make them behave, as try to bully the Mississippi into right and reasonable conduct".
"There is nothing as painful as trying to eat breakfast".
They saw us as trying to help them.
We see ourselves as trying to restore democracy.
Defenders of Mr. Gotti Tedeschi see him as trying to improve the transparency of the Vatican finances, while they see Cardinal Bertone as trying to impede his efforts.
It is as small as trying to open a bank account and as large as trying to get a job, especially with a prison record.
