Sentence examples for in practice trying to from inspiring English sources

He is skating in practice, trying to evaluate his progress.

Elam said: "I was working on something that we do every day in practice: trying to attack the ball and strip it out.

In cities, a shift of methodological approach in food policies making is put in practice, trying to re-orient the demand and not to generally comply with the food supply trends in the global economy, to a demand oriented construction.

There has to be involvement of people who may in practice try to make use of these files, and that includes members of the public".

The strategy we developed for the implementation of the risk communication principles in practice tried to take into account the issues described here, resulting in a step by step approach with parallel processes of communication, both external and internal within the Centre.

"Not only did we turn him up," Mr. Anastasio said, "but we started, in band practice, trying to create musical space where Mike could be heard".

"I'm always, in my work and my practice, trying to deal with issues of social justice and human rights".

The application of sonoelastography in our clinical practice tries to answer the need for the development of an accurate, quantifiable, and reproducible assessment of salivary glands in HNSCC patients.

Staff in all practices tried to process requests quickly, as they found it difficult and stressful when patients arrived to collect scripts that remained unsigned.

The system was reported as problematic on Friday afternoons when, in general, practices tried to ensure patients were seen before the weekend.

There has been an ongoing discussion in the econoblogosphere about the usefulness or lack thereof of "microfoundations" in macroeconomics, which in practice means trying to write down models in which aggregate behavior is justified in terms of the actions of utility-maximizing individuals with rational expectations.