Sentence examples for attempting to train from inspiring English sources

She is attempting to train several tame elephants to respond to such signals by shutting them inside a gently vibrating truck.Even without this evidence, it seems likely that elephants do make use of seismic communication.

Her phone has been ringing off the hook – she got 10,000 emails the first week – and the poor girl's been working 10-hour days attempting to train three other cuddlers to meet the demand for basic human contact.

The two women are laughing together, rolling around on the forest floor, attempting to train their dogs — "pack of four, we were, planting flags all over the province of our rearranged lives" — and Caldwell looks at Knapp and says, "You know — after all this, I don't think that any man could ever treat me badly again".

Companies are increasingly working data science into non-traditional sales and HR processes, attempting to train their way to costly innovation.

Tabata was first used in Japan as a new way of attempting to train athletes.

And at retreats hosted by professional development specialists, there's no ineffective bumbling by middle-managers attempting to train skills they themselves haven't mastered.

Attempts to train the immune system to recognise and attack cancers have so far failed.

Terry attempted to train on Thursday but the hamstring injury suffered against Newcastle last Saturday troubled him once more.

"Attempt to train bears to take off parachutes after landing, or use parachutes that self-destruct after landing".

Furthermore, new demands have been placed on educational systems in the developing countries as they attempt to train their workers for industrial production.

Pilot whales have been kept in oceanariums, where they are sometimes trained to perform, and the U.S. Navy has attempted to train pilot whales to attach devices to stray torpedoes.