Sentence examples for strove to develop a from inspiring English sources
The previous dalai lama strove to develop a modern military.
He strove to develop a psychology that provided "a fuller, though still scientific, treatment of the individual" and understood the potential for growth as innate.
Among the endeavours showcased is the unusual work of nutritionists Elsie Widdowson and Robert McCance, who strove to develop a healthy, nutritious diet for the lean war years, culminating in their seminal book The Composition of Foods.
Early in Dali's career he was fascinated by the role played by dreams in Sigmund Freud's theories of psychoanalysis and strove to develop a pictorial representation of the hidden world of the unconscious.
As we were striving to develop a scale that would fit in a variety of healthcare contexts, the development of this scale included the consultation of a broad range of international stakeholders in patient engagement.
The primary rational for going to war with Iraq rests on fears that Baghdad is striving to develop a nuclear weapon.
She is striving to develop a teaching style that preserves her liveliness and creativity while maintaining the order necessary for instruction.
Instead, suggests Ritchie, "you can strive to develop a unique blend of different unoriginal ideas that, when you put 'em all together, embody you or your festival or your museum or your book – or whatever form that project takes.
On June 14th, American marines killed five unarmed civilians after firing on two cars at a checkpoint in Ramadi, having been attacked by a suicide bomber moments before.In fairness, some American fighters are striving to develop a softer touch.
Clinical neuroscientists must strive to develop a classification scheme that bridges bench to bedside concepts of developmental neural plasticity research, recognizing both negative and positive consequences of brain remodeling and repair of the child and adolescent brain.
This computational research effort strives to develop a propulsion system design strategy for liquid rocket to optimize take-off mass, satisfying the mission range under the constraint of axial overload.
