Sentence examples for in trying to remove from inspiring English sources

There has been much interest in trying to remove such cells from an organ graft, so that the rejection reaction will not be initiated.

"I think the government has swung a very heavy sledgehammer across the board, in trying to remove David Beckham studies, and swung this sledgehammer [at] a number of very important courses for the creative industries".

Dr. Broadnax, president for less than a year, described the pressures in trying to remove a civil rights landmark in a city celebrated for its role in the movement.

For the next two decades, Union Carbide, which was acquired by Dow Chemical in 2001, worked in conjunction with the federal government in trying to remove virtually all traces of radioactive contamination from the site.

He showed his affection in a 1777 letter to his father, describing a visit to Myslivecek at a hospital in Munich after a doctor had done severe damage to Myslivecek's nose in trying to remove disfiguring growths resulting from tertiary syphilis.

Individuals may be subject to applicable federal criminal statutes for unlawful access to or transmission of classified information". Lieberman's official page has not been updated to reflect his latest victory in trying to remove the leaked US embassy cables from the internet.

Dr. Raeli's widow doesn't want to talk about the woman in America trying to remove the name of another man from her birth certificate.

In 1989, she moved her family to a small town in west Texas, trying to remove the stress of the big city from her life.

"The authors of this bill no doubt had the best intentions in mind when trying to remove impediments to interstate commerce," Mr. Pfeiffer added.

As the 10 Americans imprisoned in Haiti for trying to remove children from the country awaited a decision on their fate Monday, the legal woes of the man who falsely portrayed himself as the group's lawyer mounted.

"The company has no interest in finding the truth unless they personally profit," said Bill Troyanoski, a golf club manager who says he has spent nearly $5,000 in legal fees trying to remove a 2006 posting.