Sentence examples for present I try from inspiring English sources

Do you consider yourself usually present?" "I try to be".

To make sense of an increasingly complex economic and legal world, undergraduates need to have a basic grasp of how the corporation emerged and evolved in America, or how basic approaches to regulation have changed dramatically from the early nineteenth century to the present". "I try to stretch students' understanding by taking them out of their intellectual comfort zone.

When those awkward situations present themselves, I try to just be as forthright, calm and honest as possible, to teach my son that there's nothing shameful or taboo about the subject.

Her initial view focused on students being able to repeat presented information: "I try to ask questions in the lecture and if they can't answer the questions I figure they're not getting it…I guess ultimately it's how they do on the test".

So this little sketch is not the "story" of the play, but a bird's eye view of the "whole thing at once"— which I then hope to make present onstage as I try to evoke one extended "eternal moment" in which all elements of the play are somehow, continually present.

No, a gross over simplification on my behalf, but as the theories about the role that water vapour has are at present beyond me, I try to stick to the observational temperature data.

In the present paper, I tried to evade this discussion (which is a bit scholastic).

In the present study, I tried to resolve controversial issues on determining the principal factors of codon usage patterns for DNA and RNA viruses, respectively, by examining over 38000 ORFs.

At present, I am trying to become acquainted as quickly as possible with as many Leibniz Institutes as possible and to talk to their directors.

"I knew going out there the conditions would be tough, and I was just trying to make as many pars as possible, and you know, when a few opportunities presented themselves, I tried to take them.

For the same reason, I try to present some of my work in forms that are useful to such audiences.