Sentence examples for published to try from inspiring English sources

It had been expected to perform badly and talks had already been underway before the results of the stress tests were published to try to find a way to bolster its capital.

"This is Not Chick Lit" was published to try to teach chick lit readers a lesson.

The paper's editorial director said that he was cooperating with police investigations by reviewing all the recently published stories to try and establish possible motives.

And you can, of course, submit your works to various publishing companies to try to find one that will publish it and pay you.

We reviewed 28 studies published since 1997 to try to determine if participation in academic detailing is greater if the detailer is a physician.

Though signing with a literary agent is incredibly challenging, contacting a publishing house directly to try to publish your book is even tougher.

You're eager to make art, to publish books, and to try new things.

The act requires a woman who wants to place a child for adoption to publish newspaper advertisements to try to find the father.

Even telcos, implicated in wiretapping and turning over Americans' phone records, began to publish their figures to try to rebuild their reputations.

Thus, it was necessary to review a large number of published works in order to try to draw some schematic rules with the help of personal experience.

If you've been writing sonnets for a while and would like to try publishing your work, read Four Ways to Publish a Poem.