Sentence examples for try and assemble from inspiring English sources

Amid speculation about possible coalition deals in the event of another hung Parliament, Mr Clegg said the party with the "greatest mandate" in terms of seats and votes won should have the "space and time to try and assemble a government".

This can be an excellent classroom exercise; have the students select a famous person of their choice and research this person's background and family to try and assemble a genogram.

Try and assemble the furniture inside the room that the item will later be placed in, to lessen the chance of having to find out that the item won't fit through the door, then having to remove the assembly piece-by-piece, and have to reassemble the item once it's been taken completely into the room.

This heterogeneity of globally available geospatial data sources introduces great challenges for individuals who are trying to discover and assemble geospatial data from distributed geospatial data sources.

If information on such preidentified candidate genes is the main aim of the study, it might even be more efficient to focus only on those regions rather than trying to sequence and assemble the whole-genome (see for example Wang et al. 2012).

"These voter 'segments' as pollsters call them form the building blocks which all parties will have to try and work with to assemble the largest coalition of support they can muster at the next election".

We squint our eyes and try to assemble meaning out of their grandeur, looking for order somewhere in their grandiosity.

So multiple copies of a genome are broken into fragments, each fragment is then sequenced, and computers try to assemble the pieces in the correct order.

The Northern Alliance will be sorely tempted to claim the prize of Kabul, and the onus will be on Washington to minimize any Northern Alliance retribution, and to try to assemble -- as swiftly as possible -- a new form of government for territory now under the alliance's control.

Tony Kushner's screenplay focuses on the interplay of political factions as Lincoln and his cabinet and congressional allies try to assemble the votes required.

The room is filled with the clatter of players discarding and picking up tiles as they try to assemble high-scoring hands.