Sentence examples for conditions trying to from inspiring English sources

Charrière stood on this iceberg all day, in brutal conditions, trying to melt the ice with his fire.

Our teams of staff and volunteers are out every night of the year in all weather conditions, trying to help rough sleepers escape homelessness.

While there are plenty of companies offering long-term, gap-year travel insurance and plenty offering cover for those with pre-existing medical conditions, trying to find a policy combining both of these is proving difficult.

Warney always taught us that cricket was about finding a way, about how to adapt to different conditions, trying to find a way to win whether you are ahead or behind in a game.

We see him throughout this episode in crepuscular conditions, trying to work a way to pay Her Majesty's Revenues and Customs what he owes them (I wasn't quite clear as to why he appears to be having to pay income tax twice, which is very unfair and punishing the very wealth creators this economy needs!).

Most of all, though, we learned about the human horrors of the war, particularly on the Western front, where, for four terrible years, two vast armies engaged in trench warfare, living in awful, muddy, rat-infested conditions, trying to kill each other with machine guns, rifles, artillery, and poison gas.

When you have if-then-elseif statements with multiple conditions, try to place the most likely conditions first.

The fact is that all teams, in dry bowling conditions, try to get the ball to reverse-swing, and some are better than others.

The company, facing dwindling margins as a result of high oil prices and weak economic conditions, tried to negotiate with creditors.

Under these conditions, try to stay indoors between typical peak pollen hours of 5 A.M. and 10 A.M., or at least take allergy medicine before heading outside.

Even the first step for hospitals electing to participate in BPCI for a medical condition — trying to figure out who needs to be around the table to discuss improving care across the clinical episode — is not an easy one.