Sentence examples for been trying to chart from inspiring English sources
The ECB has been trying to chart a middle course between slow- and fast-growing countries while establishing its credibility as an inflation-fighter.
We've been very aggressive on the ground, and we've been trying to chart the political arc of the story as well".
"I am trying to chart every event of the war, just in this valley and the mountains," he said.
They have already lost a child under wrenching circumstances, and now they are trying to chart a path through the indignities of old age.
After so much turbulence, airlines are trying to chart a more profitable course through mergers and a renewed focus on business and first class.
As Congress spins its wheels with endless debate over immigration, an ambitious venture based in Sunnyvale, Calif., is trying to chart a more productive course aboard a 600-foot boat, or possibly a barge.
Morgan Stanley is trying to chart a new course as a deposit-taking institution in hopes of finding new sources of earnings, as well as a steady base of financing.
After years of hot growth the country's leaders are trying to chart a course that makes investment less reliant on the credit that has fuelled a property boom, but also lifts the living standards of China's burgeoning middle class.The tumbling price of oil caused more oil companies to curtail their operations.
He also developed a close working relationship with his brother-in-law Ygael Gluckstein who, under the name of Tony Cliff (obituary, April 11 2000), was trying to chart an independent Marxist course in the Trotskyist-infested waters to the left of the Communist party.
With the resignation of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor -- and renewed speculation that Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who has thyroid cancer and was in the hospital Wednesday with a fever, could retire -- the members of the Gang of 14 are trying to chart a course that would keep them unified in the event of a divisive Supreme Court confirmation fight.
