Sentence examples for in trying to match from inspiring English sources

THERE'S little point in trying to match the horsepower available to a pizzaiolo.

A similar approach was used in trying to match death records with voting records.

In trying to match cinema's intensity, this new slate of shows asks a crucial question: Can live theater frighten audiences in the same way?

He predicted that the I.R.S. would be "completely overwhelmed" this year in trying to match figures on these forms with what taxpayers report on their returns.

In trying to match it with a published book, we thought we had succeeded with the 1843 In Town & About, or, Pencillings & Pennings by Joseph C. Neal (Graphic Arts GAX Oversize Hamilton 1594q).

But while the need for charitable support remains as persistent -- and as urgent -- as ever, this year's annual Neediest Cases fund-raising campaign has lost significant ground in trying to match last year's donations.

Unless you're going for an avant-garde, dissonant clash between your picture and the room it's hung in, try to match the picture to the purpose for the room.

"I remember the first time I managed against him when I was in Houston, trying to match wits with a guy who I think is one of the best, if not the best, managers in the game.

Employees behind each counter worked in pairs, trying to match the description of lost items against slips of paper kept in long wooden trays — the inventory system before the advent of computers.

The giant of the industry, AT&T, almost killed itself in the late 1990s trying to match WorldCom's margins, which turned out to be fictitious.

When researchers looked in protein databases, trying to match viral protein fragments with self-protein fragments, their amino acids did not always line up exactly.