Sentence examples for try to take into from inspiring English sources

"We try to take into account all these different opinions," she said.

"We are passionate about our users, so we try to take into account local cultures and needs".

"This is an effort to try to take into account the people on the left by narrowing" the proposal, Mr. Frank said.

Many observers believe that Mr Ben-Gurion will try to take into his Cabinet the National Religious groups and one or two Left-wing groups.

"My mum was quite a wanderer," says Mary. "She had a real sense of adventure and a cheekiness to her, which is something I like and that I try to take into my style of work.

The guidelines, which will probably take campuses a year or more to put into place, include the following: *The universities will try to take into account the higher cost of living in cities like Washington, New York and San Francisco.

The council also tries to take into account environmental impacts like air pollution from manufacturing.

That means that assets are measured in a way that tries to take into account their differing risk levels.

Then last week, an emergency medical worker was allegedly assaulted by a man whom the police were trying to take into custody at the park.

Black and Hispanic adolescents lagged behind whites on almost every measure of progress, even after the researchers tried to take into account the influence of socioeconomic factors.

The American Embassy says it tries to take into account many factors in trying to determine who might -- or might not -- return.