Sentence examples for looking for means from inspiring English sources

Elite athletes from different sports are constantly looking for means of improving their performance.

"We are also looking for means to accelerate the procedure; in this context an additional challenge might be seen in the fact some of the information of interest to our criminal proceedings is under seal.

Michael Wright says that, from a recruiter's perspective: "You're always looking for means to cut the pile of job applications rapidly, so if there's a spelling mistake or if the text is too dense, I'm going to put their CV to one side – they're making me work too hard".

This discovery minimises exploration risk and stimulates the petroleum industries into looking for means of recovering and upgrading these resources economically, to add more viability and make it easily refinable.

However, the ability for recruiters to set, at virtually no time cost, highly specific filtered searches for exactly the candidate they are looking for means they will likely use it.

Dana Berner, a plant pathologist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is looking for means of fighting tumbleweeds with natural-born killers: species of fungi that hold it in check in Russia.

Thus, with a substantial nest-egg, he and his wife looked for means to perpetuate their interests.

Ferdinand, for his part, advocated religious reconciliation and looked for means to achieve it, but the dogmatic viewpoints proved irreconcilable.

They say the quality of management they look for means tenants get a professional service and a secure home.

This grant of regulatory policymaking power is not unconditional, as Member States have looked for means to prevent the "supranational bureaucracy" from overstepping its boundaries by creating comitology procedures to assist and oversee the decisions and actions of the Commission.

(Zenebwork 2000; Yigremew 1997) also noted that women failed to get justice in times of divorce and hence they had either go back to their relatives or run away to other places to look for means of survival.