Sentence examples for trying to get greater from inspiring English sources

I need to make these issues clear now because over the coming weeks, in the name of trying to uncross some wires and get some real discussion going, I'm going to be trying to get greater clarity about just what different camps in the religion debate are really maintaining.

Instead, we're trying to get greater adoption of best practices.

The FCC is making "a calculated decision to use violence as the stalking horse to try to get greater censorship authority" and gain "regulatory power over basic cable," says FX chief John Landgraf.

"The government is trying to get a greater yield from council tax to keep the overall level down.

"It's about trying to get that great picture in a national newspaper, and having television B-roll that looks great".

"We have to pick ourselves up and look at what went wrong in those first 25 minutes," Warburton said, "but everyone is very much looking forward to going to France and trying to get a great win out there.

King is so revered in our time that it's easy to put the spying on him and his colleagues in the box of mistakes so extreme that they are barely worth talking about: the N.S.A.'s practices may put one on edge, the argument goes, but it's not like people in the agency are sitting there trying to get a great man to shoot himself.

Trying to get a great gaming system puts a very high premium on careful shopping.

In reality, only a small percentage of Chinese users are actively trying to get around the Great Firewall with proxies, mirror sites and VPNs.

"A scientist with high Q needs to take her chances and keep trying to get to a great achievement," Sinatra said.

Across the ocean, a sequel to "Les Misérables" has Victor Hugo's great-great-grandchildren trying to get the book banned.