Sentence examples for in trying to transform from inspiring English sources

Professor Andrews has a prompt in trying to transform feminism into arts and crafts-ism.

The Crusader typifies Shinseki's dilemma in trying to transform the Army and represent its interests at the same time.

Leaders spent an estimated $43 billion in building roads, stadiums, parks and subway lines in trying to transform Beijing into an Olympic city.

In trying to transform the law enforcement system, Mr. Fox's plans could be upset by a backlash from below, where bureaucrats and officers enjoy strong Civil Service protections.

The close association between foreign military occupations and the growth of suicide terrorist movements shows the folly of any strategy centering on conquering countries that sponsor terrorism or in trying to transform their political systems.

Mr. Bush said he would decide whether Secretary of State Colin L. Powell would get involved in trying to transform the cease-fire into renewed peace talks after assessing the efforts of the Palestinians and Israelis to calm the violence.

Toyota, which has struggled badly this year in its Nextel Cup debut in Nascar, is trying to transform itself from field-filler to potential front-runner.

He got up again and again, wiped their foot marks off his face and looked them in the eye, trying to "transform" his feelings.

This one-strip town (population 2,650, down from 3,000 in 1905) is trying to transform itself into the official Hometown and hitch its fate to the Disney juggernaut.

So I guess I would say, you know, I served on — so, with LinkedIn, I'm trying to transform a lot of people's economic lives.

An app for chronic health conditions Jump to media player A health tech firm in Kenya is trying to transform personal healthcare using a mobile app.