Sentence examples for some striving from inspiring English sources

It may be cruel, and unfair, but it shows Miliband still has some striving to do.

These communities, like Spanish Lake, are made up of older white homeowners and young black families (some striving for the middle-class and many on section 8).

Some strove to discuss the film in more high-minded terms.

Some strive to operate in a cooperative setting with feedback and input from any source they can get, others consider themselves the ultimate judge of their comedy and will not respect that you are trying to "help them" be funnier.

Even today, as I try to fit the parts of my own work together — paragraph after unwilling paragraph; always failing to make of myself a machine — I am in some way striving to describe the kind of love that Holland-Dozier-Holland conveyed, the kind that lavishes its object with overwhelming light, then swings and bops away, impossible to keep for long.

The trio's views will strike a chord with at least some of those striving to reduce serious youth violence on the ground.

So far, I.B.M. is the only microchip maker mass-producing such chips, though Motorola and some others are striving to catch up.

Some British newspapers, striving for higher circulation, approached publishers to supply them with huge numbers of their popular books, specially printed, to be given away or sold very cheaply in exchange for coupons from the papers.

But Mr. Gore, speaking in La Crosse, Wis., this morning before he shoved off on his boat trip, implied that some people were striving harder and less successfully than others and made clear that he wanted to be their champion.

As contributing evidence, patients and nurses in this study experienced some uncertainty in striving to make sense of the challenges of the changing health service, including roles and expectations.

The 100percentt completion target that some players strive for has led to some boring-as-hell side quests and collectible-acquiring in even the very best games.