Sentence examples for better pursued from inspiring English sources

Whether skincare is better pursued in retail outlets, skincare salons or physician visits may be up for debate, but Ms. O'Brien, who has tried just about all options, said she now relies on the basics.

The Iraq War did not prove that the Carter Doctrine was an act of hubris; it proved that invading and seeking to democratize Iraq was an act of hubris, and that the quest for a relatively stable, U.S.-friendly Persian Gulf region was better pursued by less grandiose and costly means.

As many philosophers of antiquity and the early modern period made various claims about the nature of human psychology, such questions, it is claimed, count as philosophical questions which may be better pursued by modern psychological inquiry.

Future cooperation can be better pursued with clear understanding of each other's strategic direction.

Some gay-rights advocates felt that it was too soon to push for marriage, and that the protections and rights it insured (there are more than a thousand) were better pursued piecemeal.

Chase has already overhauled aspects of its card operation to better pursue those individuals.

By controlling its own endowment, he said, Scenic Hudson could better pursue its causes, including pressing the General Electric Corporation to clean up PCB's in the Hudson.

It is the effort not of a single person but of a group of people — the bigger the better — pursuing ideas with curiosity, inquisitiveness, openness, and discipline.

In a statement, Greg Maffei, the president and chief executive of Liberty, said spinning off Starz would "provide better transparency on the Starz operating business; optimize the Starz capital structure; permit us to better pursue our strategic objectives".

According to advocates for marriage privatization, the state can better pursue its interest in promoting nongovernmental forms of caregiving by establishing and regulating civil unions for all who qualify, and steering clear of defining, interfering with or regulating "marriage".

City officials, including Mayor Mark D. Boughton, who has supported the plan, have promised that the partnership with the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency would help police better pursue major investigations related to immigration, including document forgery and drug smuggling.