Sentence examples for longer strive from inspiring English sources
Rap singers no longer strive to be cool.
The new machine would be built for the ideal tritium mixture, but it would no longer strive to attain ignition.
Living here will make me less vulnerable over time, but I no longer strive to become as resistant to infections as my Indian neighbors.
The New Yorker, October 21, 1950 P. 109 No longer strive to ascertain View Article Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?
"Our subjects no longer strive in the ordinary sense, but rather develop.
When we accept ourselves fully as we are, we no longer strive against our own true nature, enjoying the harmony and balance of being aligned with our soul.
"Number 31" is the feat of a fantastic talent no longer striving for expression but set to work and monitored.
Later, Ryan contributes three chapters on policy, in which he accuses liberals of trying to create "a new American person who no longer strives to better oneself".
'Dennis was going for the emotional - what worked for him, what had emotional strength and basically what sounded good.' The Beach Boys no longer strove after such lofty ideals.
But then it was over; the cameo came to an end with a fine piece of bowling when Broad, no longer striving to be the Enforcer, returned for a second spell, and at once drew Tendulkar into an edged drive for an excellent catch at second slip and thus took his third wicket with well-pitched-up, swinging deliveries.
Obviously, a certain 'target number' is to be achieved and hoped to attract much attention in the general public whilst improvements in safety are no longer striven for primarily.
