Sentence examples for which will endeavour from inspiring English sources

This is a concept known as the Laser Interferometric Space Antenna (Lisa), which will endeavour to detect gravitational waves.

The aluminium discs will be fitted to the Bloodhound Supersonic Car, which will endeavour to break the world land speed record (763mph) later this year.

We would like to thank the deputy minister for culture, sport and tourism for listening to our concerns and commend him on a wise decision, which will allow creative endeavour to continue to flourish," she said.

"This is intended to provide us with comprehensive information from which we will endeavour to deal with the questions and concerns of families and develop an understanding of what has happened at Mortonhall".

Later this month they travel to Abu Dhabi for the traditional season-opening fixture against the MCC, before a summer campaign in which they will endeavour to repeat last year's success.

Implementing education for sustainable development is an inter-sectoral endeavour, which will require high-level government support and political will to make it happen in all types, levels and settings of education and learning.

One last thing I would like to mention, as I do not know whether the interpretation was correct, is that the European Commission will contribute up to EUR 470 million for the six years this Joint Technology Initiative is to be implemented and, of course, expects that figure to be doubled by the private sector, which will also contribute to this endeavour.

It describes this development as "terrible news for the environment" but "excellent news for the economy" which will "buy us time for decarbonisation endeavours".

But while competition will be stiff in the 12-Meter class, all eyes will also be on the three immaculately restored J-Class boats still in existence -- Endeavour, Shamrock V, and Velsheda -- which will be in attendance in Cowes.

Locog said it was a "new concept" to have the four separate flames, which will be lit "using the power of human endeavour".

Nasa still has to decide if it wants to fly out the launch-on-need shuttle which will be prepared as a rescue ship for Endeavour's last flight.