Sentence examples for which strive for from inspiring English sources
This main concern of the paper is to elaborate developing strategies and trends which strive for achieving sustainability in building and urban design to create sustainable built environment.
When Thilo Sarrazin, a member of the Bundesbank's board, published a book in August claiming that Muslim immigrants would help bring about Germany's downfall, he exposed a gap between ordinary people, who largely agree with him, and the main parties, including the CDU, which strive for political correctness perhaps too hard, fret some conservatives.
Evaluation methods and metrics that rely on financial measures are not proper enough for newer generation of SCM applications, which strive for more value.
Only realism, by insisting on interpreting theories in their most vulnerable form as universally-quantified statements which strive for truth, leads to scientific progress instead of stagnation, he argued.
Examples which strive for the standardization of applied models, data sets or assumptions are calls for research projects in the context of the German Energiewende [23] as well as requirements of methodologies [24] and planning tools for policy advice in the USA [25].
In the game, several well-known NBA stars are represented by digital avatars which strive for an accurate reproduction of the players – i.e. popular players such as LeBron James or Stephen Curry are reproduced digitally, down to every detail, including their famous tattoos.
Other songs stay more general, like "Time" itself, a hymnlike tune carrying post-breakup resentment, and "It's Over," which strives for a no-fault divorce.
It's not an unusual thing to hear from a vigneron, but revolutionary in Champagne, which strives for a decidedly urban image.
That is the problem with Mr. Martino's piano music, which strives for conventional expressivity while trying to maintain all the privileged and prestigious truth claims of academic modernism.
"Borgen" 's writers make a distinction between the esoteric world of a show like "24," which strives for "fascination," and the relatable world of their show, which aims to foster "identification".
JEFF GALLOWAY In 2007 I trained with a team from the Galloway Marathon Training Program, which strives for injury-free marathons by alternating, for the length of the race, spurts of running and one-minute stretches of walking.
