Sentence examples for try far from inspiring English sources

But in the playoffs, where game plans are far more focused, teams will try far harder to stop the other team's top players, and specially their ballhandlers, through what is essentially zone defense.

But the Giants have established an unrivalled reputation for snatching defeat from the jaws of victory in their four seasons propping up the Super League and they appeared to have done it again with Moran's interception try, far simpler than the chip, regather and dummy which brought the scrum-half his first score before half-time.

A year ago, Hayward told a group of graduate students at Stanford University that he has a plaque on his desk that reads: "If you knew you could not fail, what would you try?" Far from being a benign inspirational slogan, this was actually an accurate description of how BP and its competitors behaved in the real world.

While they haven't been able to escape the lure of CES, they did try (far too hard) to make the Galaxy S events gala happenings on a grand scale.

While some of the works in The YOLO Pages still try far too hard to please, and still do too little to displace readers' expectations regarding non-consequential Internet-fueled zaniness, there is more than enough genius evident here to say that this anthology single-handedly heralds a new age in contemporary American literature.

Once you can headshot from short range, you should try far concealed places.

Beth simply tried far too hard.

But the film itself is simply trying far too hard.

It was a kitchen trying far too hard.

That said, the tragic flaw of "Eden's End" is that it tries far too hard.

While the I.B.M. case has been controversial, Mr. Weber has tried far more contentious cases.