Sentence examples for endeavour to use from inspiring English sources

Whilst we endeavour to use fast delivery services, we cannot guarantee delivery on Fridays in every region/country.

And we ought to endeavour to use that power as little as we can manage, less and less over time, for we are using it to deny the human rights of others.

I've learnt over the last 15 years that it helps no one to take home work bouncing around in my head – so I endeavour to use the train journey to relax and lay the day to rest.

"The language we used was not in any way intended to cause offence, now this has been brought to our attention, we will endeavour to use more precise language in the future".

We may contact you via WhatsApp for more information about your account and we will endeavour to use the messages we receive to inform our reporting, including featuring pictures, text and videos that you have sent on theguardian.com and other Guardian platforms.

Solanum khasianum and Pinus roxburghii based innovative silvi-medicinal system also endeavour to use the unutilized floor of Chir pine forest by associating naturally growing Solanum khasianum to improve the productivity of these forests along with conserving medicinal plants.

Rokotov took seriously the refined language that expressed Rococo's elegant play of feeling and endeavoured to use it as a living expression of his times.

French forces in the Franco-German War endeavoured to use it in a manner similar to artillery, but it was no match for breech-loading cannon firing explosive shells.

Joseph Kabila endeavoured to use the occasion of the anniversary to revamp the DRC's negative image, it was impossible to ignore the ongoing conflict in the eastern provinces and the country's prevailing lack of infrastructure, rampant corruption, poor governance, and deteriorating human rights.

Preedy once again endeavoured to use sport as part of his ministry and opened a boxing club at the mission.

Furthermore, in every case, we endeavoured to use conservative estimates, for example restricting the definition of a potential on-site overdose death to those characterised by a 911 call, provision of naloxone and/or an ambulance.