Sentence examples for strive even more from inspiring English sources

But as a career diplomat, who is likely to face greater scrutiny because of Brexit, King is expected to strive even more for impartiality than a politician commissioner might.

"We use all incidents as learning opportunities to strive even more rigorously toward our goal of zero incidents," he added, addressing the Otterburne incident specifically.

To set themselves apart they strive to be even more radical.

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We must build on this foundation, and strive for the even more ambitious limit of 1.5C in the coming years, to avoid catastrophic impacts to those least capable of adapting and potentially losing entire island nations to rising seas.

It bodes really well for the future [and we will] continue to strive to be even more competitive in 2016".

Nothing that risky happens in the musical, which strives to be even more innocuous than its source material.

Striving for an even more optimistic note, Mikhail Mishin, the rebel state's minister of youth, sports and tourism, said: "The people here finally have a reason to just talk about pleasant things.

What if I told you striving for skinny and even more perfection won't get you anywhere but heartache.

Pavithra Srinivasan of Rediff gave the film a rating of two and a half out of five; she called the film a "classy remake of the Telugu blockbuster Bommarillu (Toy-house), the movie is a love-story but it strives to be something even more".

This is an area for possible investigation especially in light of the pending Olympics in 2012, which may press teachers even more to strive for elitism of the few.