Sentence examples for looking to assert from inspiring English sources

Cash and Kosher Pizza The story of how the dress shop manager and the grocer gained their unusual access dates to 1994, when a politician looking to become governor bonded with a Hasidic sect looking to assert itself.

The companies aren't looking to assert these assets.

As potentates and other power-brokers do, undoubtedly he was looking to assert himself.

If you're looking to assert your power, keep in mind that constant eye contact can be intimidating.[10].[10]

Canadian divers and archaeologists rekindled efforts to find the ships in 2008 as the government looked to assert its sovereignty over the Northwest Passage.

Geography and national pride are also driving the two nations apart, as China looks to assert its influence in the Far East, a region where American military and political power has been predominant since World War II.

PR, marketing and advertising campaigns have long looked to assert signs of quality, establish credibility and give buyers reasons to believe in them.

More significantly, The Heritage Group has been looking to re-assert itself of late and emerge as a potential strategic partner and significant source of capital for digital health startups.

Duncan and his Spurs looked to re-assert themselves in the next 2004 05 season.

His live performance at this years Parklife looks set to assert his position within a new generation of producers; one whose experimentations with house, techno and electronica have captured the imaginations of so many.

This was a vote "against," a from-the-gut vote by people who are worried and looking to relieve their fears by asserting control.