Sentence examples for try hard to meet from inspiring English sources

Schools try hard to meet the needs of refugees, but it's not always easy.

About 100 parents and teachers attended last month's meeting and the few who spoke were unanimous: they were willing to try harder to meet the costs of community teachers, but the government must step in to help.

The 121-page report, "An Action Plan to Prevent Brain Drain," urges wealthy nations to reimburse African countries for the loss of health professionals educated at African expense and to try harder to meet their own worker shortages by training more people domestically rather than recruiting abroad.

Those outside the euro zone are trying hard to meet its deficit targets, limiting any scope for fiscal policy.

While guests are not given a choice of entrees, the staff tries hard to meet special dietary needs.

Finally, if you are challenged, being able to show you knew your obligations and tried hard to meet them will give you the best chance of success.

A growing percentage of big-company treasurers surveyed by Deloitte, an accounting firm, are now finding bank financing at least as attractive as issuing bonds or equity.RBS is trying hard to meet its agreed lending target, says a spokesman.

Though many people are trying hard to meet the survival needs Haiti, no one besides the Ambassador dares say that it is a model of how to respond.

The company had become a collection of 130 independent product groups that tried harder to meet their own financial targets than to find any common thread.

Mr. Catsimatidis said Mr. Bloomberg should have tried harder to meet with the unions and offer them at least small raises.

On January 12th plans were approved for a new 52.5MW wind farm at Thurso, near the northernmost point of the British mainland.But the equation will have to change as Britain tries harder to meet its renewable-energy targets.