Sentence examples for widely trying from inspiring English sources

It is hoped that this data may be of use to those developing rail simulations or more widely trying to understand railway performance in more detail.

But the ideas that lie behind it focusing on basic subjects such as maths and reading and using regular testing to hold schools accountable have been widely tried at the state level since at least the mid-1990s.

Placing dogs with adults with "invisible disabilities" like post-traumatic stress disorder or seizure disorder was the cutting edge of service-dog work; it hadn't been widely tried with children.

One of the few widely tried health-promotion programs for people with mental illnesses is InShape, available at 10 sites in New Hampshire and 9 programs in 5 other states.

Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) is one of the most widely tried techniques to understand this.

Gabapentin has been the most widely tried medication in RES patients to date.

He had a passion for learning, reading widely and trying new things.

He gives the impression of knowing where he needs to be but agonising about how to get there, consulting widely and trying to find a compromise that keeps everyone happy.

Instead, he commented widely on trying to secure peace between the Israelis and Palestinians, which threw a light on his trips to the region in an unofficial diplomatic capacity.

The woman passed the photo on to the Police Department, which distributed the photo widely to try to identify the man.

It varies, like the stories themselves, widely; I try and spend as much time as possible with my family and dearest friends, but it all feels too fleeting.