Sentence examples for being pursued with from inspiring English sources

Privatisation, for example, is not being pursued with sufficient vigour.

A new publishing drive for children (Save the Story) is being pursued with rare editorial panache.

He also served in Iraq, where officials said he gained experience in reconciling with insurgents — a process being pursued with the Taliban in Afghanistan.

A seven-year-old crackdown on Falun Gong, a quasi-Buddhist sect that flourished in the 1990s, is still being pursued with ruthless intensity.

Here is his final section, which begins with a challenging question... To what extent is the hunt for justice and the feral beast being pursued with more vehemence than MPs' expenses?

The report sheds a light on the scale of potential tax avoidance involving the super-rich and will prompt further claims that Britain's wealthiest people are not being pursued with the same vigour as benefits claimants or small businesses.

It's pursued with joy.

Uniform education standards have been pursued with an obsessive efficiency.

The lawyers said those cases would be pursued with renewed vigor in British courts.

Education, a balanced budget, family values, have all been pursued with passing but equal enthusiasm.

"Enforcement will be pursued with vigour here and in other relevant jurisdiction," he said.