Sentence examples for setting out to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

With no prior experience in elected office, Ms. Kennedy is setting out to demonstrate that she is ready to handle the rigors of New York politics.

In contrast, setting out to demonstrate that the hippocampus would only be engaged when working memory limits were exceeded, Jeneson et al. (2011) found that patients with hippocampal lesions were impaired at matching scenes in a demanding continuous recognition task but, in a standard study-test task, they were only impaired at longer delays.

In this paper, a multinational consortium set out to demonstrate that Arabidopsis SnRK1, carrying the AKIN10 catalytic subunit, phosphorylates in vivo the C-group bZIP63 transcription factor.

The breadth and scope of the programme set out to demonstrate that black arts are as varied as any other.

Caligula sets out to demonstrate - mostly by acts of hideous cruelty - the arbitrariness of moral judgments in a meaningless universe.

Armed with presidential power, they initially set out to demonstrate to all that they were not Bush neoconservatives.

So — over the objection of the State Department — the admiral set out to demonstrate that he had no illusions.

The I.L.O. and the World Bank set out to demonstrate the positive impact of the small plans and to demonstrate the practical potential for reinsurance.

Professor Smith originally set out to demonstrate how well economic theory worked in the laboratory, according to Richard H. Thaler, an economist at the University of Chicago who studies behavioral patterns.

Mozart's name was supposedly on Mahler's lips as he died, so the Philharmonia set out to demonstrate one Austrian composer's debt to the other.

It sets out to demonstrate the superior force of culture over business and money, and to show us that Morris's attitudes still matter.