Sentence examples for may be striving from inspiring English sources

The New England Patriots, whom the Giants play next Saturday night, may be striving for perfection.

They may be striving for some goal, but they are not always sure what this goal is.

Other universities may be striving to market their courses to the Internet masses in hopes of dot-com wealth.

Yet while politicians may be striving to be anything but provocative, Hartford itself, rather than reclaiming its enduring anonymity, is spreading its frayed wings.

All the cast members here may be striving for a similar, unaffected transparency, but they emerge as wildly disparate individuals of varied talent.

Early readers of this book have compared Mr. Bell's work to that of Italo Calvino and Jorge Luis Borges, but though the author delves deep into the world of fabulism, he lacks both Calvino's playfulness and Borges's economy; he may be striving for fairy-tale wisdom and simplicity, but he does so at a novel's length.

Autonomy of choice also holds for screening as an instrument of public health, even though screening is offered in the best interest of the population and a high uptake may be strived for.

Mr Darling may still be striving to avoid nationalisation, but his quest looks ever more forlorn.

On page 66, Darwin, in discussing the connection of exponential population growth to natural selection states, "...It is most necessary…never to forget that every single organic being around us may be said to be striving (italics mine) to the utmost to increase in numbers...."....

We need to always be striving.

In seeking a solution for the numerous parties involved we may have been striving to achieve something that was impossible.