Sentence examples for in attempting to match from inspiring English sources

One of the main justifications for the huge budget allotments granted Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (known as Star Wars) was that there was a good chance that the Soviets would go bankrupt in attempting to match us, contraption for contraption.

By Lawrence Weschler The New Yorker, September 15 , 1986P. 27 One of the main justifications for the huge budget allotments granted Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative (known as Star Wars) was that there was a good chance that the Soviets would go bankrupt in attempting to match us, contraption for contraption.

Australia, demonstrably, are the best side in the world, whatever the ludicrous ICC Championship tries to suggest ("If they are not," said Hussain, "then we've got real problems against South Africa next summer"), but fundamentally, in attempting to match them at their own outrageous game, Hussain's side gave themselves no more chance than they had in the previous series in England.

Thus, our study provided another example in attempting to match two morphologically different species (from the northeast Pacific Ocean), G. pacifica and G. filamentosa, and to recognize them as a single species, G. pacifica.

In attempting to match up our observed changes in LPB with alterations in protein expression of the ubiquitin ligases and the C2 proteasome unit, we discovered anomalies as severe as those discussed above.

In some settings, attempting to match 2 untreated subjects to each treated subject will result in improved precision without a commensurate increase in bias.

Jackson received praise for indulging in "textures as dizzying as a new infatuation", in contrast to other artists attempting to "match the angularity of hip-hop" and following trends.

The finding of patient subgroups for importance of improvement in domains has implications for clinicians attempting to match treatment to patient goals.

The effect that imperfect markers of disease will have on validity in situations in which researchers attempt to match populations that have strong baseline health differences is underemphasized as a limitation in some otherwise high-quality observational studies.

Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life is an unusual film, and freelance designer Mark Carroll has in some ways attempted to match this strangeness of form in creating its poster.

In addition, it attempts to match the identification string sent by the infected host providing information about the build of the malicious binary.