Sentence examples for far pursued from inspiring English sources

But Alibaba has so far pursued market share rather than revenue.

It is not yet clear whether Mr. Schwarzenegger is, too, but he has so far pursued his career goals single-mindedly, while reinventing himself periodically.

With Iran and North Korea, the administration has so far pursued diplomacy, and administration officials acknowledge that military force would be far riskier to use against either country.

Yéle has so far pursued a more scattergun approach, although there seems to be the germ of a strategy in Wyclef's talk about rebuilding Haiti through job creation and investment.For now, the rebuilding of Haiti is too slow, he says.

American officials are increasingly frustrated that while the Pakistanis have conducted offensives against the Pakistani Taliban and Al Qaeda, they have not so far pursued the Afghan Taliban and an allied militant faction on their border, the Haqqani network, whose fighters pose a threat to American forces.

The disappearance of even a section of the city's ancient libraries conversely represents no less than the death by fire of old and ancient men and women who had so far pursued, with us and between themselves, a quiet but immemorial dialogue.

We conclude nonetheless that this 'destructive' moment of unbundling has not so far been pursued by more explicitly 'creative' urban fragmentation strategies, due largely to the vestiges of a socio-political consensus based around redistribution and equality.

Microsoft contends that Google's Android infringes its software patents but so far has pursued handset makers rather than Google itself for payment of royalties.

However, for the more complex models and high-dimensional searches which are of interest in this paper, it is much harder to derive corresponding estimates which are tight enough to be of practical value, and we have so far not pursued this approach further.

So long as the Lisbon Agenda lacks carrots or sticks, it will be up to governments to decide how far to pursue it, and how far to push reform over resistance by unions and other lobbies.The task of the Brussels commission is to sustain whatever it controls that contributes to Europe's economic growth.

Since both bias and precision can, under a number of assumptions, be expressed as mathematical functions of variance components and the number of measurements [ 18], it might be possible to develop closed-form solutions to the problem of finding optimally cost-efficient measurement strategies, but this has not so-far been pursued.