Sentence examples for relations trying from inspiring English sources

Since 2008, he's been the company's director of author-and-publisher relations — "trying to get publishers to hate Amazon less," as an arts manager said.

Another wing deals with public relations, trying to spread the anti-American message as far as possible through interviews and videotapes.

A key source of the bile that has poisoned Jack and Judy's marriage appears to be the warping effect of economic forces on intimate relations: "trying to reconcile money and sex," as Jack puts it.

Intentionality is rooted into the planning tradition, but this time it is emptied of any technocratic dimension, it is the frame with which a specific actor enters into a world of complex, unstable and conflicting relations trying to produce partial assemblages (Beauregard 2012).

In a particular socio-political, historical, cultural and economic environment; society, social structure, political process and the power relations try to alleviate human miseries.

This is the last thing customers see, so in the interest of good relations, try to be kind and appreciative.

Politically, Greece is a democracy that never grew up; economically, it remains a poor relation trying to pass in the salons of Europe.

Craig Venter himself launched a public relations campaign trying to steer the conversation about issues relating to creating life.

From a public relations perspective, trying to find some common ground on this issue with the public would seem a no-brainer.

Aside from a single, brief brush with greatness, she spends most of her time setting and putting out public relations fires, trying to stay in the game.

He said he was proud of his record on race relations and "trying to help vulnerable New Zealanders", despite some of the advice he received to swerve right.