Sentence examples for emerged to try from inspiring English sources

Though opposition politics in Egypt are constrained by laws that restrict freedom of speech and the right to assemble, a grass-roots effort has emerged to try to draft Dr. ElBaradei to run in the presidential election in 2011.

The Arab population of the country has largely been cut out of that closed loop, but there are a few organizations that have emerged to try to bridge that gap, and give talented people a leg up.

An online petition has already emerged to try and save the two fluffy threats to Australia's security, having gathered close to 2,000 signatures.

As this has been increasingly recognized, new strategies have emerged to try to obtain in pure culture those phyla that had previously escaped cultivation [ 13, 14].

Clinics devoted to investigating wrongful-conviction cases without DNA evidence, such as the Exoneration Initiative, are emerging to try to change that.

Encouraged by the 2010 health care act's emphasis on primary care, care coordination and chronic disease management, pilot programs are emerging to try to improve the fragmented medical system.

There are also some startups like StatusToday emerging to try to target something similar, though they all have their own flavors of approaching the problem.

As a result, a number of startups are emerging to try to get viewers' attention during those times, instead of letting them play games or do email during ad breaks.

The past year has seen a number of projects emerge to try and help decipher whether a startup has what it takes to grow into something substantial.

European carmakers have expanded in emerging markets to try to offset the slowdown in the U.S. and Europe.

Saturation in those mature markets means companies like Apple and Samsung have been shifting more attention to emerging markets to try to ensure they maintain their own growth.