Sentence examples for try to unleash from inspiring English sources
You see, Dad was using the Rosetta stone to try to unleash.... Well, my kids or your kids will be able to make sense of it.
Much of this counsel falls somewhere between obvious and impractical; the point they are most adamant about is something called "the Inside-Out Trap," which sounds like a strategy Duke will try to unleash against North Carolina during a midseason game.
"We're going to evolve past just the Hollywood enclave and really try to unleash the world's great, high-end creators," he said.
program is designed to be a similar kind of ethical counterweight: it's trying to unleash values-oriented filmmakers into the industry who can inflect its sensibility.
And our wars each devolved into disasters for the same reason: by trying to unleash sweeping change in the region, we created the conditions for extremists to rise.
But it comes from the same mentality that thinks you can win the presidency by persuading working-class voters that Democrats are still trying to unleash the welfare hordes.
It should make for some entertaining media scrums this weekend with frustrated coaches doing their best to walk to line between keeping their cash in the pocket and trying to unleash their annoyance with the officiating.
The ONC is trying to unleash startup ventures and is in the process of rolling out the Automated Blue Button Initiative to open up health information that is technically owned by consumers but has been difficult to access.
"We weren't trying to treat the cancer; we were trying to unleash the immune system" to do that, he said.
It's as if the No on 45 folks were trying to unleash the same "government takeover of healthcare" demon that Republican strategists employed so effectively in the debate over the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
Be supportive and offer guidance when they come to you, but try to avoid unleashing an unrequested avalanche of "mother/father knows best". 5. See the Big Picture: When they do come to you for help?
