Sentence examples for exist to try and from inspiring English sources
Many strategies exist to try and improve individual participation.
"It's like when software companies used to issue press releases about products before they even existed to try and create a brand out of thin air".
And there are – it's just that most of them exist to try to counteract the problems created by a culture dominated by groups of men.
Several other ways exist to try to control gemo, including driving it away to the Nile by noisemaking (Ryemo gemo).
Besides, to attempt to demonstrate our previous proposal that some selectivity exists to try to avoid the auto-immune response, we obtained a complete set of linear B-cell epitopes from the three most complete and current epitope databases.
Arguably that's simply because that's where the readership seems to exist, and to try and build a more consumerist mobile gaming blog seems a bit field-of-dreams.
He added: "There are jobs that don't exist today that we need to try and prepare the younger generation for.
"People are tending to look forward no matter what the numbers are this quarter, unless there's something in those numbers that tell people that issue-specific problems exist, I think they're going to try and look forward to 2002," says Cecin.
All these people, with their own problems and experiences, actually taking the time to try and co-exist.
That's because "conspiracy" itself was never before considered a war crime, and military commissions exist specifically to try war crimes.
