Sentence examples for tried over time from inspiring English sources

He has tried over time to fire himself up and dumb himself down; according to a University of Minnesota breakdown of recent debates, he shot off more gibes and zingers than most of his rivals.

Examines how various movements have tried over time to create games that enable players to enact social change.

PSA Peugeot Citroën, the younger of the two, has tried over time to find cheaper places than around Paris to make its cars; in the 1950s and 60s Citroën opened a factory in Brittany and started manufacturing in Spain and Portugal, the China and Vietnam of their time for offshoring.

"The approach to those militias is to try over time to integrate them into new Iraqi security forces.

"We are in the early stages of what is going to be, as President Obama has said, a long-term effort," she told NBC. "We're trying over time to degrade and ultimately destroy [Isis].

"It will happen in many different theatres, it will happen in many different ways but the truth is that you have no option but to confront it, to try over time to defeat it".

He reads it out loud.] "In assembling complexity, the bounty of increasing returns is won by multiple tries over time.

More commonly, the manager will choose a representative sample of securities intended to track the index, and adjust that sample over time to try to keep in sync with the benchmark.

The third time he tried, over the weekend, he felt tightness and tenderness.

Moreover, the threat of future invasion was abated; although the Greeks remained worried that Xerxes would try again, over time it became apparent that the Persian desire to conquer Greece was much diminished.

Mt. Everest doesn't get lower or easier to climb -- but people work, and train, and try, and try again, and over time they become good enough climbers that they can reach the summit.