Sentence examples for should try to erect from inspiring English sources

Overall, then, while we should try to erect barriers against underage purchase, we should also expect those barriers to leak.

Engineers try to erect and maintain infrastructure against threats that are indifferent to them.

Instead of trying to erect a wall of trees across the Sahara, Reij told me, African leaders should look fifty miles south, where a green revolution is already under way.

It's not that they're trying to erect roadblocks.

Even watching reality show contestants trying to erect a tent can be maddening.

So he tried to erect a fortress by playing 20... g6 and 21... Ng7.

People with money are trying to erect higher barriers, she says.

As it is, we are trying to erect tents in a sandstorm.

Although the weather prevented us erecting group accommodation, the complainants, I believe, insisted on trying to erect personal tents against the advice of our operations director.

In the run-up to local elections on October 31st, the government tried to erect new barriers to opposition parties.

This impulse works against the flux of the city by trying to erect permanent structures in an otherwise dynamic environment.