Sentence examples for ever pursued from inspiring English sources

But they hardly ever pursued an investigation of the charges.

You might always argue that no one ever pursued his advantages more cynically, more relentlessly.

The case is the biggest prosecution of individuals for foreign corporate bribery ever pursued by the Justice Department.

Mr. Kerry said he believed that "this is the most arrogant, reckless and ideological foreign policy ever pursued in the modern times of our country".

When he asked whether Elvis Presley ever pursued her, she recalled that Presley once invited her to his dressing room and said, "I don't know if I should tell you this, but I've never thought about having a black lady".

In early February of this year, when the special-forces unit from SEMAR began making forays into Sinaloa, it was the first time that Mexico's marines had ever pursued such a significant operation in the state.

There are instances in which the S.E.C. has obtained multiple injunctions against the same entity over the years without ever pursuing a civil contempt.

Human beings in general and nation-states in particular rarely, if ever, pursue only one goal at a time with respect to only one other individual or group.

Second homes are popular for retirement or as places to flee in case Beijing ever pursues a political crackdown in Hong Kong.

This attitude toward organized sports and player development is perhaps the biggest hurdle if the N.F.L. ever pursues a full-fledged professional league.

Ambitious young people who have lived in the UK for most of their lives would have little chance of getting the grades we need for university in the first place, and so have no hope of ever pursuing a professional career.