Sentence examples for trying if from inspiring English sources

But nobody will blame Mr Clinton for not trying if this effort fails.

Each offers a different vintage character, and all are worth trying if you see them.

"What is the point of trying if it is not in your control?" he asked.

That the Swiss don't bother trying if money isn't on the line?

It's free, so it's worth trying if you don't like DMD.

And it is certainly worth trying, if it is the best offer the EU can hope to make.

And believe me, I've been trying, if only to impress my 8-year-old son, a huge Harry Potter fan.

A long shot, maybe, but then what's the point in trying if you don't aim for the stars?

The statement imposes no obligation on you to invite them again, but it shouldn't stop you from trying, if you want to.

Many banks and securities firms are being forced to go Europe-wide, and stock exchanges are trying (if not always succeeding) to merge.

It doesn't seem to matter how well you're doing or how hard you're trying; if the politicians have their eye on the land, it makes no difference".