Sentence examples for any pursuits from inspiring English sources

Sport England's own modus operandi is "to help the nation to be more physically active", as prescribed in the EU's European Sports Charter, which also references mental well-being, forming social relationships and a level of competition as factors in proclaiming any pursuits a fully-fledged sport.

But there's nothing in the paper about any pursuits or criminal activity.

More or less any pursuit can be reduced to nerd-inspiring abstractions.

This plainly implied that any pursuit of truth in a war zone is treason.

A Nigerian security expert warned that the militants may have laid landmines to discourage any pursuit.

A Nigerian security expert warned that the militants may have laid landmines to discourage any pursuit, and said strategists may be considering starving them out.

Lost in the shuffle was any pursuit of a writing career, and disappointment over what might have been never left her.

It was the thing that broke my heart: the feeling that by coming out, I was giving up the one thing I had always wanted since I was a kid – more than any profession or any pursuit – being a dad.

It is a pre-written tenet of this, or any, pursuit that no matter the shocks, no matter the interruptions or the fears, the games will always go on.

In this instance, the truly brave thing for him to have done would have been to drop the whole military idea and take up abseiling or hang-gliding – indeed, any pursuit that only puts his own neck at risk.

But Fischer recognised that US culture marginalises any pursuit that does not produce big money, so he viewed the six-figure cash prize as the ultimate symbol of advancement in his sport.