Sentence examples for anxious quest from inspiring English sources
In their anxious quest to treat fever, parents suffering from "fever phobia" may end up unintentionally overdosing their children with different antipyretics, or with different preparations of the same antipyretic [ 1- 3].
Clutching the other is our anxious householder, whose quest for a veterinarian has put him, by a vagary of circuits, in touch with the President.
Voters, mostly middle-aged or older, are anxious about Nicola Sturgeon's quest for a second independence vote: "Where would we be if she got a second referendum," Rennie is asked by one.
Sounding ever more like Mr. Turow in "Presumed Innocent," Mr. Landay writes: "Suspicion, once it started to corkscrew into my thoughts, made me experience everything twice: as a questing prosecutor and anxious father, one after the truth, the other terrified of it".
In at least eight cases in the last year, anxious investors have tried to block an unsuccessful biotech company's quest for the next blockbuster, and have fought with management for control of the corporate carcass.
Foreign journalists have spent days trudging through Hangzhou's eerie and empty backstreets – anxious Communist party security agents trailing their every step – in a luckless quest to find interviewees.
The open science movement, and even the Royal Society, has become concerned that the quest to win commercial funding has made a growing number of scientists too anxious to make their science unique.
Its quest now is to broaden support, including business and third sector leaders disillusioned with Osborne's failed austerity, yet anxious for a plan for growth and jobs that is more credible and progressive than simply "reversing the cuts".
