Sentence examples for scrambling to finalize from inspiring English sources

In a joint statement that China, the host of the six-nation talks, was scrambling to finalize Saturday afternoon, the participants also agreed to meet again by June and to establish working groups that would tackle some of the most contentious issues about nuclear disarmament before then, according to Bush administration officials.

My interview with Mark took place a month before fashion week, which is a time when most designers are scrambling to finalize their collections.

As soon as Novak Djokovic's epic comeback win over Roger Federer in the first semifinal at the 2011 U.S. Open was complete, there were newspaper editors around the world scrambling to finalize their headlines.

The remaining delays are largely expected, as regulators scramble to finalize new rules on shoestring budgets.

For the next month, both companies along with their advisers scrambled to finalize the terms of the deal.

The companies scrambled to finalize their statements, addressing "inaccurate" media reports and hastily issuing patches and explanations that likely weren't due until next week.

Since the deal was finalized, Mr. Abulu has been scrambling to ensure an audience.

Officials at the university were scrambling on Tuesday to finalize the financing for the event, which is expected to draw more than 10,000 visitors and cost some $700,000, or roughly $600,000 more than had been budgeted before Mrs. Obama committed to speak.

Libraries have been scrambling to catch up.

Researchers have been scrambling to find out.

Governments are scrambling to keep up.