Sentence examples for early pursuit from inspiring English sources

Schizophrenia probands were more impaired than other proband groups on both early pursuit gain and predictive gain.

In his photographs, he recorded the exact, detailed appearance of objects, reflecting his early pursuit of science.

Familiality estimates of pursuit deficits indicate that early pursuit gain was more familial than predictive gain, which has been the most widely used measure in previous family studies of psychotic disorders.

Clinton's early pursuit of big-dollar donations for the Democratic Party — which began in the fall of 2015 — helped her raise $320 million in all for the Democratic National Committee and state parties, according to figures released by her campaign.

That move also stopped their early pursuit of the free-agent point guard Allen Iverson, according to a team executive who was not allowed to publicly discuss the team's dealings.

Stablemate Jan Vermeer set the pace, and with echoes of Frankel's winning display on Tuesday, the favourite set off in early pursuit.

In truth, most of her early pursuits reached for higher cultural ground.

As time went on, the family abandoned its early pursuits for the rarefied realms of philanthropy.

He was something of a loner, and his early pursuits included studying magic tricks and ham radio.

Started first company 1960; early pursuits included distribution, chemicals.

After all, how many times have we heard successful entrepreneurs reflect on their paper routes, lawn-mowing jobs and other early pursuits as experiences that helped define their careers?