Sentence examples for context of trying from inspiring English sources

Clegg will put his plans in the wider context of trying to end the shame surrounding mental health.

Strauss himself observes the truth of this, but only in the context of trying to deny that sargers actually hate women.

Much of Microsoft's activities over the past decade can be seen in the context of trying to diversify away from them.

Mr. Murdoch made those comments in the context of trying to persuade lawmakers to allow his company to buy control of the nation's largest satellite company, DirecTV, and its parent, Hughes Electronics, from General Motors.

"The memo was meant to put this in context of trying to simply outline very basic, TV 101 concepts, and nowhere does it say anything about form over substance," said Abbe Raven, the History Channel's executive vice president.

But what a grim reflection on the present climate in Washington that small, reasonable steps like mandatory trigger locks cannot be openly raised and debated even in the context of trying to prevent children from committing suicide.

One thing Semiocast doesn't break out in its report are mobile numbers and usage on different Twitter clients, which would be interesting to see just as a point of comparison and in the context of Twitter trying to encourage users to adopt its own platform (for its advertising and other monetization potential) rather than those using its APIs for effectively similar services.

It's always suspicious when a man calls another woman controlling, especially in the context of aggressively trying to seize power back from her through public humiliation.

I love the notion of collaboration and I love being within the context of people trying to achieve the ultimate goal that we're all kind of in on that thing together.

Angus put the cost of rent into a wider context of universities trying to milk their students for every penny they can to make up for finding cuts: "Fighting against the rent increases can be the front line of the free education movement.

Angus put the cost of rent into a wider context of universities trying to milk their students for every penny they can to make up for funding cuts: "Fighting against the rent increases can be the front line of the free education movement.