Sentence examples for trying but that from inspiring English sources

They could keep trying, but that is risky, too.

He said we could keep on trying, but that we should know that it would always be marginal for us.

It could be argued that a person driven by anorexia or bulimia will find a way to obtain them anyway and so what's the point in trying, but that kind of attitude is neither constructive nor helpful.

Some evacuees said that the lines at the United States Embassy in Haiti had been long and trying, but that the rest of the process had been relatively smooth.

I am sure that spending a vacation in the company of such people may well be very trying, but that is no reason to misrepresent the English town of Chatham so grievously.

Warren told the CEO of AmEx to continue trying but that he would have no say in this interaction.

Goode converted both Wasps tries but that was to be as good as it got for the English side.

"Fingers have been pointed at the Welsh backs that they don't score enough tries but that was a great finish". "Scott Williams was instrumental in that try.

The fine print: A few pilot projects have been tried, but that's it so far.

Nice try, but that court has refused to postpone the new map's implementation while it considers the appeal.

Microsoft has long been smitten with highly programmable features that most users don't need or even try, but that leave their computers open to predation.