Sentence examples for trying for those from inspiring English sources

What made the situation even more trying for those who hope that the European Union might find a common voice in this crisis was that Mr. Topolanek's own governing coalition collapsed on Tuesday.

BERLIN — Beyond the crises with debt, the euro and politics, Europe is facing a challenge that may be just as trying for those seeking welcome distraction from the hard times: How will a summer of blockbuster sporting events survive an equally familiar tangle of sports, security — and politics?

I still love getting out on the court on a warm summer day, swinging a racquet strung to fifty-six pofnds of tension at a two-ounce felt-covered sphere, and trying for those increasingly elusive moments when my racquet feels like an extension of my arm, and my legs are putting me exactly where the ball is going to be.

The circumstances have been trying for those left to pick up the pieces, but record books ignore circumstances.

Keep trying for those actual tickets, "Hamilton" fans!

But it's especially trying for those trying to reasonably divide up holiday time with their children, their exes and extended families.

Those trying for the net positions chased balls; those looking to work the back position were tested on throwing and catching.

Some who have may have been responsible for the most heinous of crimes, we may want to see tried for those crimes through the international criminal system.

Acupuncture may be a reasonable method to try for those with chronic pain that does not respond to other treatments like conservative care and medications.

But in a statement, Mr. Smith, the chief executive, said: "The experience of preparing to air this news special has been trying for many of those involved.

Mr. Nichols is being tried for the deaths of those who did not work for the federal government.