Sentence examples for correctly pursuing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Socol, who is leaving next month, said Barneys was correctly pursuing growth overseas.
How can we convincingly talk about devolving power to people and lower tiers of government (a policy we are correctly pursuing) while simultaneously allowing the party to centralise power and dictate from on high when it comes to candidate selection?
When a preventive strategy is not feasible or has not been correctly pursued, the use of the insulin-sensitizing agent metformin has been proposed to modulate insulin sensitivity during pregnancy in women with PCOS.
In setting such a field, he was encouraging his seamers, correctly, to pursue a full length and by contrast avoid the prospect of cross-bat shots.
They are unlikely, often quite correctly, to pursue psychotherapy for such problems, but have no one they can confide in for advice.
As in any of his work, a central concern was correctly identifying and pursuing the "spirit" of the story, a task made far more difficult by Long's reluctance to be cross-examined.
"Based on my experience I calculate that chance to be one in 50 because the likelihood of the I.R.S. detecting this transaction in my very large tax return is small, the chance of them pursuing it correctly is small, the chance of them pursuing through to litigation is small, the chance a judge will uphold a penalty is small".
Most importantly, if pursued correctly such a potent movement could hark back to the best of Occupy Wall Street including the latter's decidedly anti-authoritarian and anti-capitalist tendencies.
The monkeys were required to respond correctly, either to pursue the correct spot (go) or not to pursue (no-go) by maintaining fixation of the stationary spot.
We realized that this would not only slow down the process but also discourage turkers from pursuing our crowdsourcing job correctly.
As you correctly observe, without serious negotiations and a political solution, China will be pursuing only a mirage of stability.
