Sentence examples for endeavoring to solve from inspiring English sources
Endeavoring to solve the mathematical model more efficiently, we propose an effective heuristic method using Genetic Algorithm (GA).
They are endeavoring to solve what is probably their most crippling long-term political dilemma: the racial diversification of the electorate.
Every chicken that looks at you sideways — which is how they all look at you — is really saying what Thoreau said less succinctly: you are endeavoring to solve the problem of a livelihood by a formula more complicated than the problem itself.
Wyoming is endeavoring to solve this problem and solve it in a way that preserves the peer-to-peer nature of blockchain protocols.
It is also recommended that in order to witness SCM come into being, researchers and negotiators should endeavor to solve the practical issues that SCM meets now, bearing in mind the balance of interests of both developing and developed countries.
Leadership refers to the actions of individuals who endeavor to solve or circumvent the collective action problems that plague the efforts of parties seeking to reap joint gains in processes of institutional bargaining.
In this sense, (Young [31]: 285) defines leadership in the interest of common welfare: Leadership refers to the actions of individuals who endeavor to solve or circumvent the collective action problems that plague the efforts of parties seeking to reap joint gains in processes of institutional bargaining.
As everyday life becomes increasingly digitized, Internet users face new challenges as they endeavor to solve information problems.
Global Watch, initiated by Sexwale and in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Doha GOALS Foundation, endeavors to address and solve these issues in sport in hopes that eventually they will be dissolved in society as a whole.
He is often endeavoring to make things right.
I should like to emphasize that the Foreign Office and I always endeavored, from the very beginning, to solve the Sudeten German problem by way of diplomatic negotiations with the main signatory powers of Versailles.
