Sentence examples for try to pool from inspiring English sources

But when government authorities and religious bodies try to pool their efforts at a much higher level, the results seem rather modest.

It could smooth the difficulties that scientists face when they try to pool analysis of genomic data and tissue samples across national borders.

Mutual funds try to pool people with similar needs, but don't attempt to pool the whole world together.

There have been other efforts in the past to try to pool healthcare spending to extract price concessions from the industry.

"We have seen the signature on a very spectacular and potentially important project on renewable energy, where we try to pool our experience in some adventurous and entrepreneurial approaches to exploring the potential of this country and the solar potential of the middle eastern region.

"You take people from academia, from economics, from business for sure, and try to pool this expertise," Spence said.

He was trying to pool risk, but he didn't do it.

Once I tried to pool money from family and friends to buy a baby alligator.

Together with Georgia, Azerbaijan, Moldova and now Uzbekistan, Ukraine has been trying to pool some of its economic and political interests.

Mr. Jones said that some companies have tried to pool their resources by merging their year 2000 and euro compliance projects.

"We're trying to pool all the technology, including server virtualization, management, a user portal and, increasingly, storage and networking, which you need to build your own cloud".