Sentence examples for trial of our from inspiring English sources

"So, our main strategy is to build awareness and trial of our service," Mr. Stillman said, asserting that "125 million Americans live within two miles of a Coinstar machine".

In 2004 I received two R01 grants from the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) to conduct (1) a randomized controlled trial of our new therapeutic approach and (2) an efficacy trial of screening and brief physician advice.

We are all underdogs in the trial of our lives in the same fascinating and multiple ways that nearly every character in the courtroom of To Kill a Mockingbird was an underdog: Tom Robinson, Atticus Finch, Scout Finch, and even the poverty-stricken Mayella and Bob Ewell.

It was only after a high court in Spain decided to carry out the trial of our dictator - something that we Chileans had repeatedly proclaimed we were unable and unwilling to do - that we were shamed into prosecuting Pinochet once he had been returned to Santiago in January of 2000 for spurious medical reasons.

It is no disrespect to those that suffered and died that day to notice that our response as a nation was to suppress our civil liberties, commit torture & murder abroad, and wiretapping and imprisonment without charges or trial of our citizens.

The first public trial of our 5G-powered AR application.

And hearing about the endless trials of our cranky, sleep-deprived administrative assistant was tiring, but her caffeine-fueled post-customer-service-call commentaries on our clients were inspired comic riffs.

But the trials of our time cannot be met by the satisfaction of immediate personal needs or even by reviving the notion of a Great Society.

Perhaps as Jews around the world observe the holiday this year, we will be inspired to apply their historic challenge to the trials of our age.

"Well, you should go and sit in on the trials of our family". In 1978, the Philadelphia Police Department raided MOVE's home, resulting in the death of Officer James Ramp.

This could explain the absence of a tool effect in the touching trials of our study, because participants would use the appropriate representation to determine the location of the object for each task.