Sentence examples for issues of trying from inspiring English sources

A recent ars technica article does an excellent job of describing the issues of trying to use Windows in that kind of mode.

The company, which is co-founded by film producer Dom Santry, also aims to address the issues of trying to use existing social media sites, like Facebook, for self-promotion purposes.

Rove also said that Bush deserved more positive treatment, claiming that he "kept us safe after 9/11" and "tackled the big issues of trying to reform Social Security, Medicare, immigration, education".

It is not an issue of trying".

The outcome highlights the broader issue of trying two or more defendants at the same time with separate juries.

Which is why the issue of trying to access other funding is all the more important for Labour.

The tribunal's judges have had to sidestep the issue of trying him twice for the same crime by indicting him for "crimes against humanity and war crimes".

On the broader issue of trying to find a balance in cases of sexual abuse accusations, he referred to a statement Cardinal Egan issued yesterday.

"Absent a smoking-gun e-mail or something similar, it is an issue of trying to attack the reasonableness of the assumptions they made".

As with a lot of Disney entertainment products, "The Lion King" confronts the problematic issue of trying to delight children and their parents.

With What The Dickens and The Mussel Men there is the slight issue of trying to monetise something that's just bloody good fun.