Sentence examples for utmost we from inspiring English sources

Although we and our partners try our utmost, we know that we cannot hope to stop everything".

"Many of us are torn by the utter disdain that we have for candidate Donald Trump and the utmost respect we have for the office of the presidency of the United States, and we want to give this guy a chance.

4. Come to a common understanding so we can build a common movement We offer this, our most ambitious goal, with the utmost humility: We aim to help build a broad-based movement for economic and environmental justice.

Adding that captain Lewis Moody and scrum-half Ben Youngs could play in the opening match against the Pumas having been injury doubts, Ford said: "If we don't treat Argentina with the utmost respect we will come unstuck".

Regarding "the reason of the thing", Locke claims that "we constantly desire happiness" (E2-5 II.xxi.39: 257), whappinessisess is "the utmost Pleasure we are capable of" (E2-5 II.xxi.42: 258).

I am very confident the team will do their utmost, but we cannot expect every match can be won".

A Home Office spokesman said: "The dignity and welfare of all those in our care is of the utmost importance — we will accept nothing but the highest standards from companies employed to manage the detention estate.

A separate independent review of detainees' welfare was commissioned by the Home Office last month, and a spokesman said: "The dignity and welfare of all those in our care is of the utmost importance — we will accept nothing but the highest standards from companies employed to manage the detention estate".

"With the utmost respect, we mark the extraordinary and singular role Dan has played in writing the script of not only CBS News but of broadcast journalism.

When News Corporation wanted to fully take over BSkyB, George Osborne said that "public interest" was of the utmost importance: "We would never allow the public interest to subjugate to the commercial interest or the vested interest".

With the latest news coming in from Paris about the multiple attacks, over 140 people dead and many more wounded, and the declared state of emergency, this is a reminder about what is wrought by terrorism: either the tendency to shrink away, or the tendency to stand even straighter, looking any horror in the eye and saying, with the utmost conviction: we will not yield.