Sentence examples for try to render from inspiring English sources

In other words, traffickers typically try to render their victims in a position of "illegal working" as part of the process of their enslavement.

Speculation about the outcome varies widely, with some analysts hypothesizing that the judges may try to render the equivalent of a split decision.

"I think that most arbitrators put themselves in the place of a jury as the fact finder and try to render a fair decision," Ms. Klibanow said.

The center's teaching and research programs incorporate materials science and engineering among the range of methods that archaeologists use to try to render culture history, cultural lifeways, and culture process from what little is preserved of society's material culture.

ty ch... sik-orski pejsaty kondonieWhich is simply too unpleasant to translate (maybe a reader with a strong stomach can try to render it in an appropriately illiterate and ranting tone).

One is that when you point your camera at a foreign-language text (a book cover, sign or menu), optical-character-recognition and translation software instantly work together to try to render the text into your language on your camera screen, so you can see the words in context.

The artist has paid a lot of attention to trying to render them perspectivally.

Below is a ball of milk which we tried to render using volume photon mapping.

We were trying to render this in a 70-day shooting schedule.

How would you feel if your government tried to render you invisible?

I'm not trying to render something I have all tied up in a bow.