The company remained driven by technology, however, often striving for high quality rather than low cost.
In the central symphonic repertory, Mr. Barenboim often strives for a magisterial quality that can come across as aloof.
Pitchers often strive for noticeable separation between the speed of their fastball and their off-speed pitches, and a small gap often spells doom.
The design theme skateboarders often strive for is distinct from "rat bikes," a breed that fetishizes matte finishes over glossy paint and rust over chrome.
Marketers often strive for an emotional connection with consumers, and Band-Aid is hoping to strike a chord with mothers, who may appreciate help cheering children at a difficult time.
With Austria and Germany founding many "green" movements, Vienna's indie brands are often striving for good social and environmental practices, a feeling that runs through the 7tm fashion collective and is encouraged by Ms. Denk herself.
It's a hard note to hit, particularly as this Presbyterian minister's son (and onetime disciple of Robert Graves) often strives for an oracular tone, the idea being to come off both modern and mythic.
One of the best movies you probably didn't see last year, the documentary "NANKING" (8 p.m. Tuesday, Cinemax), combines terror and heroism in a way Hollywood often strives for and rarely achieves.
After establishing that Paul is so touchy that even tweeting (i.e. articulate) birds bother him ("Don't chirp at me, ye birdies!"), and that he is often striving for le mot juste, which just as often eludes him ("It cuts no grease with me," he says awkwardly of all that "chirpage"), Mr. Baker leads Paul into a chat with his imaginary students and readers.
The collective production of an artefact (a) often strives for originality [14], which implies that products are not aimed at the mass market but for smaller audiences that share common tastes and values with the producer community.
