Sentence examples for supposed to be trying from inspiring English sources

"In fact, it burdens the very people we are supposed to be trying to help".

"Aren't you supposed to be trying to help me here?" Now to Mr. Blue Hair.

The bank is supposed to be trying to rebuild trust and confidence with its customers and employees.

And something else: Aren't we supposed to be trying to minimize driver distraction, not add to it?

Then – astonishingly for a Senator who is supposed to be trying to separate the law from politics – he said she should never receive confirmation for another job.

"Labour is supposed to be trying to elect a leader who can be a credible and winning candidate for Prime Minister in 2020," he wrote on Twitter.

Hall was supposed to be tried along with the others, but her lawyers successfully argued she was too sick to help her own defense.

The case is considered highly unusual because, under federal law, juveniles are supposed to be tried in local juvenile courts and incarcerated in local facilities.

710 people are supposed to be tried but there aren't enough resources to bring all of them to court.

And Marines are under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, meaning that when they murder civilians they are supposed to be tried for it as a crime.

A biting wind is ripping in from the east and Céline, who is supposed to be taking me to try something called a Big Air, is looking worried.