Sentence examples for would be striving from inspiring English sources

As we move to a highly compartmentalized and asocial society, driven by changes in technology for the main part, I would hope that we would be striving to strengthen the human bond, one aspect of which is family.

If the EU's presidents and prime ministers had any real sense of civic duty, they would be striving towards more ambitious targets than those put forward by the commission (Brussels officials had been mulling over a 120g/km target but backed away from recommending it, under industry pressure).

Mohan Bhagwat, leader of the Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh, a Hindu paramilitary organisation, said its members would "be striving to see that there will be a grand Ram temple on that site" but their response would "be within the limits of law and constitution".

I would have hoped that by the year 2000 we'd be striving and thriving on our own individual talents without still being given the message, even in jest, that another woman's success diminishes us.

I'd been striving my whole life for the best score, the best job, the best book contract.

This was the fixed point from which I could make the picture I'd been striving to make.

It was the exact effect I'd been striving for in my bland, imitation folk art, so not only did I feel violated, I felt jealous.

Perhaps we'd been striving in raising children and not in marriage because child-rearing is a dictatorship and marriage is a democracy.

After being spoilt by success, I suddenly six months on felt really low, I was like 'who am I?' as this thing I'd been striving for since I was 14 was now gone.

"After months of trying, on Oct. 13, 2001, we came into our laboratory at Advanced Cell Technology to see under the microscope what we'd been striving for -- little balls of cells not even visible to the naked eye," the scientists wrote.

We need to always be striving.