Sentence examples for scrambled to do from inspiring English sources

Like others, J.P. Morgan scrambled to do business with Enron in the late 1990's in return for lucrative fees.

But the agency has often organized teams of epidemiologists from the United States and elsewhere to control outbreaks, as it scrambled to do recently for SARS.

From an office with "a bare table, a half quire of paper and a pen and ink," Pierpont scrambled to do as much as he could with what he had.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York officials scrambled to do damage control in the days after their $180 billion rescue of American International Group in September 2008, including an effort to control information by asking AIG to run significant outside communications through the Fed's outside counsel.

As strangers lay on the ground or trapped in the building, people scrambled to do whatever it took to reach them and provide whatever comfort they could.

Doctors scrambled to do what they could, but testing to identify the specific causal fungus lagged, treatment (including surgery and medications) was sometimes ineffective, and five people died.

And Facebook is scrambling to do just that.

Politicians from other coalition parties are scrambling to do the same.That was not inevitable.

"We basically did a lot of scrambling to do whatever we could to stop it".

Where I work, they're all scrambling to do that, but nobody's found the key.

The men have some scrambling to do to catch up to the women's hockey program, the winner of five N.C.A.A. championships since 2001.