Sentence examples for few pursuits from inspiring English sources

Family time was one of Mr. Bailey's few pursuits outside the job.

Few areas of American life are as vulnerable to misty-eyed philosophizing as baseball, but at the same time few pursuits (outside politics and finance) are as strictly ruled by numbers.

Few pursuits in medicine have been as vexing as confirming a causal relationship between hyperglycemia and CVD risk.

Few academic pursuits exist with the competitive reputation of medical school admissions.

In such an "agnostic" (in Huxley's meaning) situation, one of the very few intellectual pursuits that a theoretician could afford to accept as not being hopelessly speculative would be to examine, by all conceivable means (including in vitro experiments with aa-specific RNA aptamers), the crucial "key-lock vs. frozen accident" alternative.

Radio 2, with 15 million listeners, can afford to lose a few in pursuit of distinctiveness.

In "Hunt, Gather, Cook," he makes a powerful argument for joining him in a few of those pursuits, if only to become aware of the great bounty that surrounds us in the natural world, even when we live in urban environments — and perhaps particularly then.

This raid on all of the various accounts within the pastoral bank increases exposure, and the few alternative livelihood pursuits that do exist are themselves frequently threatened by the invasions.

Bartenders who have spent the last few years in pursuit of complexity may be ready to heed the Zombie's call again.

Most observers in South Africa agree that Cele's "monkey" comments should not be taken as racist and few think the pursuit of Dewani is racially motivated.

A stream of high-level French envoys have visited Beirut and Damascus over the past few weeks, in pursuit of a deal that would ward off the threat of Lebanon sliding back into civil war.