Sentence examples for continue our pursuit from inspiring English sources
Under a renewable portfolio standard, though, we would be required to spend hundreds of millions of dollars annually developing solar, wind and geothermal energy, but would have no incentive to continue our pursuit of carbon-capture technology.
"To honor Rosa Parks in the fullest manner, each of us must do our part to preserve what has been gained, to defend the great documents upon which those gains were obtained, and continue our pursuit of a more perfect union".
Our men and women in uniform are the force that allows us to continue our pursuit of a more perfect union.
As one of many leaders within this community, I look forward to continuing our pursuit of peace and pro-Israel sentiment for the upcoming year.
With each year, we can count on continuing our quest for the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment.
In an effort to ramp up its posturing, Mythili Raman, the acting assistant attorney general for the criminal division, testified before a House subcommittee last week, saying, "No individual or institution is immune from prosecution, and we intend to continue our aggressive pursuit of financial fraud".
In the mean time, we will continue our active pursuit of freedom for the families that we serve daily.
Three weeks ago, The Shalom Center celebrated "This is what 80 Looks Like" to take heart in the 80th birthdays of Gloria Steinem and myself as we continue our active pursuit of freedom, justice, and healing.
"People should be left in no doubt that we will continue with our pursuit of trying to get into the League One play-offs," he told BBC Coventry & Warwickshire.
This advancement has resulted in a massive amount of biological data that has impacted the manner in which research and education has and will continue to be conducted in our pursuit of improved human health and prolongation of human life (Yang et al., 2008).
But, in the long term, it must be done, to continue the pursuit of that "more perfect union" envisioned by our founders.
