Sentence examples for energetically pursuing from inspiring English sources
With their task considerably simplified, they will (hopefully) put all their energies into discouraging the production of such material by energetically pursuing its perpetrators.
Even lesser missions would make clear that the United States is not ceding the peaceful exploration of space at a time when others, notably China, are energetically pursuing their own programs.
The author continues the story of his own "All Souls' Rising," energetically pursuing historical characters through the complexities of the Haitian slave revolt, particularly the great natural-born general Toussaint L'Ouverture.
The author continues the story of his own "All Souls' Rising," energetically pursuing historical characters through the complexities of the Haitian slave revolt, particularly the great born general Toussaint L'Ouverture.
The combination of Yasir Arafat's foolhardy decision to start a second intifada rather than embrace President Bill Clinton's two-state peace plan, followed by the rise of Bin Laden, which diverted the U.S. from energetically pursuing the peace process, gave the Israeli right a free hand to expand West Bank settlements.
John Conyers, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, deserves credit for energetically pursuing the investigation that turned up these documents and for insisting that Mr. Rove and Ms. Miers submit to interviews, despite the Bush administration's spurious claims of executive privilege.
The rebranding of Nusra is being energetically pursued.
Whatever the police's faults, for a time they energetically pursued Farai's killers.
Jay-Z met with the group, in hope of signing Odd Future to his Roc Nation label, and Sean (Diddy) Combs energetically pursued a friendship.
It would energetically pursue the party's support for the decarbonisation of UK energy production, and create jobs in the process.
At no time in modern political history have a presidential nominee and his running mate both energetically pursued their party's nomination for the next election.
