Sentence examples for strive to record from inspiring English sources

We shall strive to record the march of events in every nation, the basic news of each continent — to create, in sum, a world newspaper.

Our analyses stratified by month (tables 3, see online supplementary tables S2 and S3) provide evidence that our analyses (both combined and country-specific) are robust to seasonal patterns of sunlight avoidance/interference; however, future research efforts should strive to record sunlight exposure at a more individual level.

They may not even have realised it, but last week, Imogen Heap and Maroon 5 (pictured) were engaged in a modern-day equivalent of Scott and Amundsen's race to the South Pole, both striving to record a new song with the help of contributions from fans, who could follow their progress online.

Psychometric analysis only strives to record relationships between past and current preference orderings, not to explain them.

Ehrlich strives to record it all and to make sense of the human dynamic: "To say that the tsunami survivors' attitude towards their tremendous loss is stoicism would be to underestimate the complexity of their response.

4. Databases and Documentation Google's ambitious Endangered Languages Project, in conjunction with the Alliance for Linguistic Diversity, strives to "record, access, and share samples" of endangered languages in addition to providing a forum for the exchange of best practices and helpful tips on language documentation.

The world of sport has its own set of oddballs: those who strive to set a record and see their names in Guinness World Records (formerly known as The Guinness Book of World Records).

Striving to equal record storied W.A. Larned.

That has become increasingly important as players strive to set new records.

Motivation comes from within, so you need a team of people who are fully committed to your business, strive to break sales records, and earn exceptional customer/client testimonials.

Expertly weaving personal fears, family tensions and political action (the zabbaleen don't whine; they strive to modernize), "Garbage Dreams" records the tremblings of a culture at a crossroads.