Sentence examples for trying to provide something from inspiring English sources

The towns are trying to provide something a little fancier.

By trying to provide "something for everyone", it risks "crowding out smaller rivals and inhibiting their ability to grow" with some of its activities.

"It is a family of high-minded people who are genuinely trying to provide something to both sides that would clarify a murky situation," Emery said.

He added that the tone of the green paper, which includes questions about whether it should continue trying to provide something for everyone, was deliberately "hostile".

While recognizing that Christian was simply trying to provide something useful, the engineer insisted that the code was, and had always been, against Facebook's terms of service (see "User Conduct" section, bullet #3).

Given the enormous overload of coverage elsewhere, The Times tried to provide something distinctive.

I only try to provide something formerly recognizable that people can take comfort in".

"We aim to try to provide something for everybody, whether it is a beef steak or a pack of Maltesers," said Christopher Robertson, the deli's owner, who also runs a butcher shop (Nuselska 60) that quickly became the go-to place for American Thanksgiving turkeys and hams when it opened in 2003.

Just when you thought local deals couldn't be improved, Exploreka tries to provide something new.

Offer what your competitors don't, such as free shipping and try to provide something unique what your competitors' can never deliver!

Match Analysis is one of several companies that are trying to provide soccer with something it has always lacked: real, hard, objective data for use in evaluating players and teams.