Sentence examples for striving successfully from inspiring English sources

While Middlesex were striving successfully to delay Strauss's last chance to find some batting form before the opening Test, Surrey could not prevent Kevin Pietersen from having two knocks in one day at New Road.

Gandal argues that the book is in many ways dealing with the subject of a greater opening up of American society in the wake of the first world war as non-Wasp Americans – as Gatsby turns out to be – are striving successfully to enter high society and take over the pillars of the American establishment.

The coalition soon strove successfully to keep the city from tearing down six blocks of partly occupied apartment buildings.

Students who strove successfully during their freshman year, thereby enhancing their adjustment during that year, had maintained those gains three years later.

But the ruling detonated an explosion of anger from police groups, the families of the victims and politicians who had striven successfully for years to defeat Mr. Trantino's nine previous attempts to win his freedom.

And in Rwanda, where minimal intervention could have prevented the slaughter of a million Tutsis, the Security Council, with Washington's shameful collaboration, strove successfully not to get involved.

As obligatory halophytes would only strive successfully on saline soils the question arises if they can live on nonsaline soils [ 25].

Utility companies must be capable of high-volume, high-speed data management and advanced analytics which are designed to transform data into actionable insights, if they strive to successfully implement a modern smart grid.

Ginsburg's distinguished career as a lawyer in the women's rights movement before she went on the bench embodied the drive for equality; but as a justice, she has striven, mostly successfully, to preserve what she won as a Supreme Court advocate.

She is completely endearing in a variety of moods and her helpless collapse into tears when she learns that her daddy stole the necklace provides "Now and Forever" with the authentic pathos for which it strives less successfully in other episodes.The photoplay is visually handsome and it is attractively played by Mr. Cooper and Miss Lombard.

Although animals strive to successfully discriminate between those outcomes that are under their control and those that remain uncontrollable, sometimes their sense of control is misled by situational variables.