Sentence examples for easily pursued from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gore credited the "change" wrought during the Clinton administration to the strong economy, adding that "progressive policies are more easily pursued when we have a sound economy".
Given his financial clout and rising profile among Republicans, Mr. Munger said he could have easily pursued his party's nomination for a down-ticket office like secretary of state or at least put the money behind party candidates.
These are subjects that dealing with them may not insult public purity and can be easily pursued without any resistance … (A religious leader)." Perceived quality of care is an important factor that determines whether people choose to utilize sexual and reproductive health care services.
BCE said that decision would allow both companies to more easily pursue their own growth strategies.
The Bank can therefore quite easily pursue quasi-fiscal expansion without any cooperation from the government at all.
He is a Republican, ensuring that Mr Obama can more easily pursue a bipartisan policy towards China.
After the Great War, the Knights moved to London, where Harold could more easily pursue his career as a portrait painter.
Two encores, William Bolcom's giddy "Amor" and the Sondheim ballad, suggested that Ms. Cooke might easily pursue a healthy sideline in musical theater.
In some fields, he added, certain loans help retain faculty members who "can easily pursue a financially rewarding professional career instead of choosing the path of university scholarship and teaching".
From 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m.; group tours available; the Gallery at 180 Maiden Lane, between Front and South Streets, Lower Manhattan, (914) 630-0256, magicboxproductions.org; free.20110331 Rubin Museum of Art (Saturday and Wednesday) This museum is devoted to the art of the Himalayas, and its family workshop this month focuses on a Himalayan art anyone can easily pursue: felting.
While there have been substantial and enabling investments in climate science, neither science funding bodies nor educational foundations have made resources available for "risk and resilience science," particularly in low- and middle-income countries where students cannot easily pursue DRR as a field of study or research.
