Sentence examples for means strive to from inspiring English sources

When scoping out a product and plotting a production calendar, by all means strive to innovate and push boundaries.

For them, it seems, maturity only means striving to be No. 1.

"The university should remember that its mission is not to reflect fashion but to seek truth and that means striving to understand before rushing to judge".

It also means striving to create jobs and doing all I can to help put the city's economy back on track.

Maybe instead of waging war on women, being faithful to religious beliefs means striving to be better stewards as we make the tough choices about life and death.

and from year III: "Professionalism means treating patients equally and with the utmost respect; it means always maintaining patient confidentiality; it means being responsible and accountable for my actions; it means showing compassion; it means striving to become a competent and well-rounded physician".

Making mischief means striving to make someone wonder if they are going crazy, without getting caught.

For William Stringfellow, this meant striving to understand America biblically, not ("to put it in an appropriately awkward way"), the Bible Americanly.

For the artist Dev Hynes, who grew up in East London, this does not mean striving to be an authority on his father's Sierra Leone but, instead, tracing the tentative shape of the mother nation in his consciousness.

But it might mean striving to understand better what it is that some parents – whether affluent ones or the immigrant families increasingly driving the improvement in London schools – actually do that makes their kids get on, and whether it can be replicated.

To her, that meant striving to be more merciful, not taking up arms.