Sentence examples for insistence on trying to from inspiring English sources

La opinión experta "My doubts about the Argentina team come from Batista's insistence on trying to copy Barcelona.

The criticism may in part be pique for Mr. Cerezo's insistence on trying to become a bridge to the Sandinistas when they were in power.

Yet her insistence on trying to force a peace deal over Kosovo led to a NATO-led war against the Serbs that was popularly known as "Madeleine's war".

The government's insistence on trying to shoe-horn everyone into a 'one-size-fits-all' model was both inappropriate and damaging when applied to people's personal lives.

And yet, not for the first time, it seems the pragmatic thing to do might actually be to play a little more on the front foot, and that his insistence on trying to contain is itself ideological.

However, at the same time, she looked dourly forward to the prospect of humanity's extinction through our insistence on trying to dominate, rather than live harmoniously with, nature and thus upsetting the self-regulatory processes.

And if that isn't enough, adding insult to the injury of the people of New York, the administration's insistence on trying 9/11 perpetrators in the city exposes it to increased danger and vulnerability.

Her work is characterized by a technical virtuosity that never called attention to itself, a sensitive appreciation of the past that fed a bold insistence on trying new things, and a matchless integrity that left her impervious to the appeals of passing ephemera.

But they acknowledge that Merck's insistence on trying rather than settling cases has raised the stakes in the litigation, and that marginal suits have so far proven difficult to win.

Or the Red Storm's stubborn insistence on Saturday to try to outgun rather than outrun a plodding Fighting Irish team -- despite the fact St. John's is one of the poorest 3-point shooting teams in the Big East.

He described what he referred to as the "four stages of Regina Dugan" that occur when trying to meet her insistence on thinking in new ways.