Sentence examples for process of trying out from inspiring English sources

It's a process of trying out new foods and building a taste for them, rather than just rejecting foods outright.

Once the Bletchley research section had brilliantly deduced how Fish encryption worked without ever seeing a Tunny machine, a team led by the Cambridge mathematician Max Newman realised that they needed to mechanise the process of trying out thousands of possibilities in order to crack the settings of the rotors.

We are in the process of trying out a new Girlfriend Wine because the Ferrari-Carano Chardonnay that has been present for the past 25 years at every hike -- brought in by a mule packer once -- at every holiday meal, celebration, birthday party and wolf pack gathering, has been disappointing our palates lately.

"This is not something that will be in any way helpful, because we have to go through processes of trying out the collection of data, collecting data on new aspects of care, which often hit problems in terms of realising that you have asked the question the wrong way, and that the data you get is not reliable in the way that it should be.

It's an ongoing process of discovery and trying out new ideas and it's giving me options that I never would have had if I had stuck with conventional employment.

In the process of trying to close out Byron Black in straight sets, Andre Agassi was overcome by cramps and nausea.

In terms of stratification, fame, renown, all these things, it's like an ongoing process of trying to work out what it means.

If you are in the process of trying to figure out what it means that you're Jewish, then you're Jewish".

"We are still in the process of trying to find out more," said Muir. "Watson and Bacon clearly wanted to do something very provocative".

I was lonely sometimes, in that process of trying to figure out how to structure my own time, how to be by myself.

When I saw Mr. O'Reilly he seemed to be in the process of trying to figure out what he had created and how it had gotten so far out of hand.