Sentence examples for be to strive from inspiring English sources
His goal has to be to strive to get into the squad for the New Zealand tour.
And a good New Year's resolution for America might be to strive for a more general mediocrity of fortune to replace the runaway plutocracy we have become.
There, delegates to the Boao Forum, an economic conference attended by many Asian leaders, were informed by a senior Communist Party official that "our choice can only be to strive to rise; and what's more this is a peaceful rise".
The goal should rather be to strive for for innovation, like an electric car that is cost-competitive with a gasoline model, or a better way to make electricity, he said.
A more typical, though less effective, European response would be to strive harder to attract, or at least keep, drugs R&D by offering a mix of tax relief and subsidy.
"The steady aim of this nation, as of all enlightened nations," said the Echo, "should be to strive to bring ever nearer the day when there shall prevail throughout the world the peace of justice.
Their conclusion was to strive for authenticity, wherever possible.
At its simplest level, motivation is to strive for something.
The overriding principles we sought were to strive for simplicity, transparency, reproducibility and formal assessment.
It is to strive to be that person consistently across the whole of my life.
