Sentence examples for commonly tries from inspiring English sources

Even the labourer who finds his chief pleasure in his work commonly tries to sell services or products for the best price that he can get.

Rather, a series of antihistamines are commonly tried, both singly and in combination.

We know from academic studies that employee training is the most commonly tried method to control problem gambling and the least effective.

The art of a trial lawyer is to tell a story, particularly so in America where both civil and criminal cases are commonly tried before a jury.

In my own review of corporate activities, I found that until the late 1990s and early 2000s, companies didn't commonly try to recruit employees as voters and lobbyists.

Members are most commonly trying to satisfy the demands of their customers and to fulfill their idea of corporate social responsibility, he said.

Energy companies commonly try to share the financial and engineering costs of big projects as widely as possible before trying to grab as much of the eventual output as possible.

He is, after all, only attempting to do what writers commonly try to do, which is to impose retrospective order on the intrinsically chaotic affairs of men and nations.

Males commonly try to mate with males as well as females, hinting that in the dark, these invertebrates may settle for whatever squid passes by.

Hypnotherapy (17.6%) was the most commonly tried non-pharmacological method, followed by contacting Quitline (13.2%).

In Asia, patients commonly try complementary methods of treatment for RA [ 17].