Sentence examples for been pursued into from inspiring English sources

Microbial genomics has also been pursued into both metagenomics and pangenomics [9,10].

In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the two-wavelength technique was used to measure oxidation changes of cytochrome oxidase from the exposed mammalian cortex [ 8– 10] but there was considerable skepticism that this method could accurately separate the cytochrome signal from the much greater hemoglobin signals and this technique has not been pursued into the present day.

The unidentified assailant was pursued into a nearby subway station, where he killed himself, police said.

There is, for instance, a chase scene in which Seymour, the flower-shop flunky who turns to homicide, is pursued into a warehouse full of toilets.

A man who will be pursued into the White House by a pack of lawsuits will be in charge of the FBI.

At the same time, these forces can provide covering fire to Namibian guerrillas who are being pursued into Angola by the South Africans.

One youth is pursued into the store and killed, whereupon Fermín, of all people, appears with a revolver in his hand, and a wild stare.

One of Mr. Lavely's rare success stories, if you can call it that, occurred a year ago, after Mr. Timberlake said he was pursued into a garage by a freelance photographer named Artemus Lister.

He will certainly have to step down as leader, after a dismal campaign, the abiding image of which was Gray being pursued into a Glasgow sandwich bar by a posse of anti-cuts protesters.

Were it not so, arcane English laws would, for example, have led to prosecutions for failure to perform medievally mandated archery practise being pursued into the industrial age, and would – even to this day – result in Halloween trick-or-treaters being charged under old strictures about "wilfully and wantonly" knocking on doors.

Bolton complained that the ICC uses an independent counsel type process that often creates "gross miscarriages of justice, such as Patrick Fitzgerald's 2003-07 investigatiof of how Valerie Plame's CIA employment became public" leading to Scooter Libby, at the time an advisor to Vice-President Dick Cheney, being "pursued into the ground" while others more culpable went unscathed.