Sentence examples for it tries to define from inspiring English sources

It tries to define big data, assess its current applications and offer tips for corporate managers.

But the new work is stirring interest in academic circles because it tries to define and elaborate on cultural differences through a series of tightly controlled laboratory experiments.

And it tries to define the size of the surplus in a way that builds Mr. Clinton's priorities into the budget mix for the next decade and leaves Republicans relatively little room to pursue sweeping tax cuts.

Second, it tries to define mobile agents from the viewpoint of software engineering and distributed systems.

For a start it tried to define itself by what it wasn't rather than what it was.

But when I tried to define it, all I could say was, "You know, adhere".

It never tries to define what an "informed, high-level official" might be, and the authors of the memo seem to have redefined the word "imminent" in a way that diverges sharply from its customary meaning.

It rather tries to define itself by being confrontational with the outer world.

It is here Scholem tries to define "mysticism" (he admits he is unsuccessful in doing so) and it is here he reveals some of the people he values as preceding him in this endeavor (both Jewish and Christian scholars of Kabbala).

The reality is that this is still a very unknown subset of the technology world and anyone who tries to define it (myself included) is fighting an uphill battle.

Here, implicit is defining the proper role of the United States in furthering an open Internet, in furthering the "right to connect" as Secretary Clinton tries to define it.