Sentence examples for commonly try to from inspiring English sources

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.

Scam artists commonly try to shift the relationship into intimacy really quickly, because they want things to get moving (namely, your money and assets).

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

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.

Venting devices are commonly used to try to reduce the damage caused by any dust explosion that may occur in silo systems.

"Electronic devices that can receive video and/or audio are commonly used to try to receive and record spirit messages from beyond the grave," Barri says.

The most commonly used approaches try to modify individual reaction fluxes to redirect metabolic flux or to find a combination of gene knockouts leading to overproduction of the desired metabolite [ 28- 31].

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

Injection of local anaesthetic (eg. Marcain 0.5%) into the graft harvest site is a commonly employed technique currently, to try to minimize post-operative pain at the donor site [ 12].