Sentence examples for best pursued from inspiring English sources

They are best pursued by disentangling them from trade issues.

Stern said that potential treatments would be best pursued through the identification of living people with the disease.

Instead of seeing these aims best pursued through global free markets (which in any event are a myth), I'd focus on building strength at home.

Things like practice, repetition, control and planned composition; aims all best pursued at home, where I was headed the next day.

Rather, truth is best pursued in social environments, intellectual communities, that minimize conflict between such baser motives and the scientific spirit, by rewarding work that embodies the scientific virtues.

But for all his hawkishness over Vietnam he was adamant, too, that America's political ambitions were ultimately best pursued "crabwise", as he put it, through specific policies and programmes.

"The debate that we had at the time had to do with how we could best pursue our policies in South Africa," Mr. Cheney said.

There, with the two QCs Geoffrey Robertson and Norman Palmer, both experts in cultural restitution, she will discuss how Greece can best pursue its claim to win back the treasures, widely seen as the high point of classical art, from the British Museum.

But given governments' (and economists') recent record in managing GNP, it is not clear whether it really would be such a good idea for the government to decide it knows better than individuals do what constitutes their happiness and how they can best pursue it.

Cameron has said that he supports the current round of US air strikes – now numbering over 130 – and "will continue to keep asking the question of how can we in Britain best pursue our national interests and help those people on the ground who are doing most to combat Isis".

Market oriented culture has been considered to be a key to enhance competitive advantages for organisations to best pursue interest and profit (Liao et al. 2011).