Sentence examples for try and maximise from inspiring English sources

They take us beyond the bland statement - there is a gap between evidence and policy – trotted out whenever scientists try and maximise their own impact.

But this generation was hugely expensive to develop and manufacture so I suppose they wanted to try and maximise their return.

At least when a multinational company, which knows everything about us and controls the very means of communication with our loved ones, acts to try and maximise its profit, it's predictable.

With the amount of effort it takes to produce a title as ambitious and grand as GTA V it is little wonder that Rockstar want to try and maximise the audience.

"We have put together the strongest possible evidence base to try and maximise the places that get it".

"I questioned the Football League how they expect supporters to make these long trips on a Tuesday night and they said they've had a change of policy to try and maximise attendances on a Saturday," he explained.

"What we try and do is maximise their independence and work with them rather than for them," Dabrowska says.

I am one of life's natural networkers, so every day is usually a mix of tackling the to-do list while trying to spot and maximise opportunities for my marketing clients and for Think2Speak.

"So we need to do a perfect race tomorrow and try to maximise our points.

One method of invalidation is to apply a dynamical input and try to maximise the difference in the phase shift of two competing deterministic models [ 8].

Yet although the GSEs are ostensibly government-controlled, they still try to maximise profits and minimise losses.Like many disgruntled holders of impaired mortgages, the GSEs have demanded that banks buy back mortgages that did not meet initial guarantees of quality.