Sentence examples for mark of trying from inspiring English sources

Today, the company's "sweet spot" for customers are women who are trying to conceive a child but have not been immediately successful, yet have not yet passed the one-year mark of trying, which is typically when those women might start to turn to medical help to get pregnant.

My theory is that both of these marks are ways of trying to keep the attention of the reader.

Experts say his proposal, coupled with joint efforts by the three countries to stop young people from fleeing, mark enlightened new ways of trying to revive Latin America's most violent region.

Whether putting on a Brit accent to fool a mark or showing the emotional toll of trying to fool herself, Adams scores a knockout.

It was marked by a dream of trying get a heavy suitcase into my car, and realizing I would have to reconfigure all the luggage therein before I could drive anywhere.

By embracing all technology, rather than just its own, IBM's revenue finally topped the $100 billion mark after nearly two decades of trying to get there.

You may want to keep a separate list of items your family commonly uses - now all you have to do is make a check mark next to it instead of trying to read your or someone else's handwriting.

He has some smarts about him too – in a third quarter marking contest close to goal, instead of trying to take possession he simply tapped the ball down to a waiting Cameron, who snapped truly from close range.

SABRINA TAVERNISE'S thoughtful article in the New York Times, on family-planning counsellors meeting with Afghan mullahs to build support for birth control, prompts a somewhat off-the-mark response from Matthew Yglesias The specific method of trying to do this by talking to male religious leaders about birth control seems to me to be at odds with most of what we know about this subject.

HTC unveiled its newest flagship phone, the HTC One at a special press event in NYC and London today, and the drastically different design marks a departure from a strategy of trying to beat other Android OEMs (read: Samsung) at their own game.

The earlier chaotic marks are really just a case of trying to find the edges.