Example sentences of "are trying [to-vb] [is] [verb] " in BNC.
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1 | ‘ The cost is killing us , and what we are trying to do is make a proportion of business profitable once more . |
2 | No one owns this form what we are trying to do is make sure it 's ready so therefore it has an owner . |
3 | What we are trying to do is ensure that our training records meet the requirements of B S 5750 . |
4 | What they are trying to do is to arrive at insights which are generally true of all humanity ( including the anthropologists themselves ) by observing very small-scale examples of human life . |
5 | And what we are trying to do is attract other business into that floor space . |
6 | What we are trying to do is serve them direct and there is no problem as far as transport is concerned . ’ |
7 | The nearest McIntosh comes to direct criticism is when he says : ‘ What we are trying to do is to provide clients with the services that they want and I think that will be the difference . |
8 | What we are trying to do is to provide good people who have an enthusiasm for this kind of catering with a fast route towards management responsibility , and that is a route which , for those who want it , can lead right up into store management and beyond . |
9 | What neuropsychologists are trying to do is to come to some understanding of the way in which damage to the brain impairs abilities such as memory , perception and the use of language . |
10 | What we are trying to do is to excite , giving black women a voice , in mime . |
11 | ‘ What we are trying to do is provide women with the sort of club environment that men are used to and they are not , so that they can relax and talk about business . |
12 | ‘ What we are trying to do is to relay six miles of track from Meenglass to Donegal … the Barnsmoor Gap , plus renovate the old coaches still in existence , some of which are now holiday homes and hen houses ! ’ |
13 | What you are trying to do is to develop an employee who thinks for himself . |