Sentence examples for try to amass from inspiring English sources

"I will let others try to amass nine, 10 or 11 figure net worths.

"I am content with my rewards … I will let others try to amass nine-, 10- or 11-figure net worths.

The Clintonites dismiss Mr Obama as a talented wind-bag.All this points to a drawn-out and acrimonious battle as the two sides desperately try to amass delegates in the remaining 22 states, plus Washington, DC and three overseas dependencies.

ON WEALTH AND LEGACIES: "I will let others try to amass nine, ten or eleven figure net worths.

Some believe that "with the revolution of predictive power, the approach that we should try to amass many thousands of patients in 'simple' trials simply to balance the unknown biologic parameters through randomization is less and less appealing in a medical world where mechanisms and predictors of disease are becoming revealed" [ 7].

We tried to amass everything and let Divine tell his own story as much as possible.

The senator himself is trying to amass even more than the $5.4 million he raised for his 1994 campaign.

Richard M. Schulze, the founder, offered to buy the company this summer, and is now trying to amass financing for a bid.

As to the guiding principle behind the buying, art experts say the sheika is simply trying to amass the best of the best, whatever the price.

Each earner is 35 years old and trying to amass $1 million (in 2006 dollars) by age 65, in 30 years' time.

Mr. Ahmadinejad, who was handpicked by the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has run afoul of his patron and the country's establishment by challenging the authority of the clergy and trying to amass more power for himself.