Sentence examples for try hard to solve from inspiring English sources

"Both he and Mr. Rouhani will try hard to solve this matter," Mr. Nicoullaud said.

Improving economic fairness — now there's a problem economists should try harder to solve.

It's bad enough to contemplate our kids asking us why didn't try harder to solve climate change.

While both sides are trying hard to solve these problems amicably, they undoubtedly muddy the agenda.Worse, there are few signs that either Europe or the United States is willing to defeat the vested interests that demand trade restrictions in textiles and farming.

The leadership wants to show that it is trying hard to solve the problem, using harsh punishment as a deterrent.

Make sure to highlight how you've tried hard to solve the problems you're dealing with, but have seen no real progress or success from your efforts.

Neither mentioned anything about the entertainment industries trying harder to solve their problems by allowing more consumer access to content.

"I didn't really try that hard to solve it, but I had no luck either way".

Harrington, whose preparation borders on the obsessive, has told McIlroy not to try too hard to solve the mysteries of the course before he steps up to the tee on Thursday.

For a reflective, thoughtful kid, reading this book with a parent could lead to discussions — or simply a realization — of how one might approach frustrations (for the child: be active, go out in nature and see what you find there; for the adult: don't try so hard to solve the child's problem for him).

It's easy to see why failure (some small-scale, some catastrophic) is so dejecting: You try very hard to solve your problems and either you don't know enough to solve them and no one can help you, or you figure out that your problem cannot be solved and your adviser won't listen.