Sentence examples for strive for gaining from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the methods chosen for a particular study, for reaching an integrated picture of the co-development patterns within the system, researchers should strive for gaining access to data from both the business and the technical subsystems.

By using a combination of experimental data sets and computational modelling, the consortium strives for gaining a detailed and mechanistic understanding of signal transduction processes that govern T-cell activation.

Nor could insiders agree on whether it made more sense to concentrate on defending southern seats from the Tories or strive for gains from Labour in the north.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Thursday called on developed nations to strive for gains in energy efficiency and to reduce their environmental impact to help protect the world's poor from a growing paucity of electricity and water.

The Wireline head count was down 10% year-over-year, and we continue to strive for gains in operational efficiency.

One of the things I strive for is gaining the trust of my subjects: over time, because I was there so much, I got to know the producers – all men – and the girls who worked there really well.

"It simply means the majority of us are still striving for gains in career, relationships and family (81percentt in the poll cop to doing just that)." FINAL TAKE We end with a depressing number.

This stance sadly echoes the stereotypes that we've fought against, and the personal freedoms we've strived to gain for so long.

Is striving for financial gain at any cost the lesson we want to impart to students?

When Hillary Rodham Clinton is sworn in on January 20 , 2017 as the most qualified, and first woman President, people around the world including more than half its population still striving for equality will gain a whole new respect for the United States of America and its people.

However, Zhuangzi believed that the key to true happiness was to free oneself from the world and its standards through the Daoist principle of "inaction" (wúwéi 無為), action that is not based on any purposeful striving or motives for gain.