Sentence examples for audacious pursuit from inspiring English sources

Some experts see the roots of the scandal in the Lehman deal, which they say was an audacious pursuit of scale and profit that diverted attention from compliance even as investment banks were coming under increased regulatory scrutiny.

In their audacious pursuit of astonishing height -- to glorify a god, immortalize a builder, mark a spot or lure a tenant -- architects have created pyramids, domes, minarets, campaniles, spires and skyscrapers.

"The most regimented person I know," his oldest daughter calls the Republican politician, who abhors disorder while sometimes inviting it with audacious pursuits — whether jumping into frigid lakes at 5 a.m.

To be audacious in the pursuit of myself.

Others have argued that Fox's greatness derives from his audacious vision, his determined pursuit of his goal, his ability to overcome challenges such as his lack of experience and the very loneliness of his venture.

The internet search leader began its pursuit of the audacious goal with the much-anticipated debut of Google Drive, a product that stores personal documents, photos, videos and a wide range of other digital content on Google's computers.

While Mr. Bush was ideologically driven, often making enemies in pursuit of "big, hairy, audacious goals" and divisive social policies, Mr. Crist seems above all a pleaser, avoiding firm opinions and promising to be "the people's governor".

Crunchyroll's pursuit of premium donations is so audacious that it just might work for them.

Jan Kaplický, one of the most radical architects of the last 40 years, has died while in pursuit of his vision for his most audacious building yet.

That statement--not the declaration of inherent rights to "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness --was thappiness --wasus claim in thappiness --wasenthe

What I learned, and what has been subsequently confirmed by my own dogged pursuit of any and all biographies, is that Arnold's personal bravery, audacious military strategies and inspirational leadership resulted in: *the capture of Fort Ticonderoga, whose guns were then dragged by Gen. Knox's forces to the hills outside Boston, forcing the British to abandon the city.