Sentence examples for looking to reassert from inspiring English sources

Russia, for example, is looking to reassert its authority in the region and could use our departure as a pretext to redeploy Russian troops on the Tajik-Afghan border.

"The Tale of RJ" happened to reach MTV at a time about two years ago when the network was looking to reassert itself as a broadcaster of scripted shows as well as reality programs.

Booed off their home ice after a 1-1 tie with Buffalo on Saturday, they came to their Long Island haven looking to reassert their dominance here and elsewhere.

Cook, who was dropped from the one-day squad on the eve of the World Cup, is looking to reassert himself as batsman and captain before England attempt to win back the Ashes in July and August.

Rights groups worry that this is a precursor to a wave of arbitrary arrests and intimidation as Jammeh looks to reassert power.

The event was, as expected, focused entirely on Apple's education play, as the company looks to reassert itself in school in the wake of the massive success of Chromebooks.

Swedish manufacturers Saab and Volvo will both be looking to make their mark as they attempt to reassert their identities after escaping years of ownership by General Motors and Ford respectively.

But the Russians these days are flush with petrodollars and looking for ways to reassert their power.

That is why it's so important that people in recovery attend Twelve Step and other self-help meetings on a regular basis; the addictive logic remains deep inside of them and looks for an opportunity to reassert itself in the same or in a different form".

Value stocks, generally old-economy companies whose shares look relatively cheap, were expected to reassert themselves.

11.23am BST It looks like the Ukranian attempt to reassert control in Slavyansk has gone awry, with some troops going over to the pro-Russian side.