Sentence examples for developing and pursuing from inspiring English sources
Erickson's work (1987) also suggests that these students are not just disengaged but actually developing and pursuing an oppositional identity, at odds with the identities being proffered by the school.
Mayor found that the time he spent at home with his daughter was a good time to think about and plan his research, adding, "Having a clear and balanced mind leads to greater creativity and innovation in developing and pursuing research questions, … and life is much nicer".
Developing and pursuing these questions internally fosters community interest, support, and positive action to address problems.
Overly restrictive agreements that constrain future research direction and prevent researchers developing and pursuing autonomous research are rarely appropriate or warranted for academic research.
This project is an excellent example of community-driven framing of problems in the risk-management process because these efforts focused on developing and pursuing scientific questions to better understand potential health risks.
Policymakers already are keenly interested in developing and pursuing policies that can prevent the expected rise in disease burden and head off expensive public commitments to care for the chronically ill.
Even if the proposal is rejected all 3 times, that still gives you time to develop and pursue new, fresh ideas.
Orazi considers this broad scope to develop and pursue new ideas as a very positive aspect of his career at the Observatory.
As current antimalarial therapeutics become increasingly ineffective due to parasitic resistance, there exists an urgent need to develop and pursue new therapeutic strategies.
As Shulman (1983) reminded us, they "evoke images of the possible … not only documenting that it can be done, but also laying out at least one detailed example of how it was organized, developed, and pursued" (p. 495).
Each is free in having the ability and the right to develop and pursue a conception of the good and also the ability and the disposition to cooperate with others on fair terms.
