Sentence examples for is trying to attain from inspiring English sources

At 62, Johnson is trying to attain his first general manager's job.

That's what we're trying to attain.

"I was trying to attain something, but too much thought was going into it.

We've got a lot of goals in front of us and things we're trying to attain.

Corporations are trying to attain a stranglehold over our crop plants by claiming exclusive ownership over varieties after making minor improvements.

The list of contenders even includes two teams, the Pirates and the Orioles, that are trying to attain their first winning seasons since the Internet became mainstream.

And, she said, if you go into it with the idea of reducing stress, you're working against the very thing you're trying to attain, because you're aiming toward a goal.

If there is one calming thought as we lie awake, as sleep eludes us, as we contemplate therapies and tinctures and tablets, it is this: perhaps we are trying to attain the unattainable.

She accidentally pushed her groom (Trevor Nelson) off a roof at her wedding a while back, and she's been trying to attain a semblance of psychological normality ever since.

"It appears that the Iranians are trying to attain a technical agreement to create the illusion of progress in the talks, in order to relieve some of the pressure ahead of tomorrow's discussions in Baghdad and to push back at the sharpening sanctions," Mr. Barak said in an e-mailed statement.

Today, turbomachinery designers are trying to attain zero clearances for optimizing performance and efficiency of machine by designing advanced compliant-segmented seals.