Sentence examples for seeking to perform from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14 (AP) — The price of a passport: $311,491 in back child support payments for an American businessman now living in China, $46,000 in such payments for a musician seeking to perform overseas and $45,849 for a man planning a Dominican Republic vacation.

Our work should give confidence to future researchers seeking to perform the necessary detailed hydraulic analysis of AMHG.

Some other studies used a simulated bone (computed tomography data from homogeneous, heterogeneous, or artificial materials) as an FEM geometry reference and performed the validation on that material only, without seeking to perform validation using a more realistic material.

For example, the six-pound electric-powered fixed-wing UAS shown below by Unmanned Sensing Systems is part of a turnkey system for crop management companies seeking to perform aerial agricultural inspection, such as crop stress assessment.

Additionally, the transgenic C. elegans and the measured emission spectra should serve as a resource for scientists seeking to perform, or test their ability to perform, multidimensional (multi-color) imaging experiments.

Accurate characterization of the electric response of segmented high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors as a function of the interaction position is one of the current goals of the Nuclear Physics community seeking to perform γ-ray tracking or even imaging with these detectors.

And in that way, the program suited Ms. Kennedy, 51, who has always sought to perform public service as discreetly as possible.

In his 20's and early 30's, Sorabji produced eight piano concertos (along with four sonatas and other solo works), but he didn't seek to perform any of them.

Since then, the bank's Spanish unit has grown beyond the expectations of its own management by pulling off a trick that companies the world over seek to perform: selling familiarity to a loyal, nearly captive clientele far from home.

He showed physical courage when he sought to perform a citizen's arrest on President Mugabe in 1999 and then again in 2001 for alleged human rights abuses against gay people and was beaten by his bodyguards.

The commercial for Passat is humorous, centered on a child dressed in a Darth Vader costume who seeks to perform his dark arts on objects around the house that include his parents' new Passat.