Sentence examples for global pursuit from inspiring English sources

Science is a global pursuit now.

In the statement, Mr. Panetta vowed to continue the "global pursuit" of Al Qaeda and its allies.

Training for top snowboarders has evolved into a year-round global pursuit, complete with summer sessions on glaciers or in the Southern Hemisphere.

Compounding that, he said, is "some kind of existential crisis" caused by a global pursuit of materialism and by the specific Czech legacy of 40 years of Communist government.

The global pursuit of whales inescapably connotes the romance of nineteenth-century New Bedford and Nantucket: delicately embossed scrimshaw, Melville, oil paintings of stately twilit schooners setting out on the main.

In its global pursuit of sources of energy and raw materials to fuel its economic growth, China has strengthened bonds with countries distinctly inimical to American interests, including Venezuela, Sudan, Zimbabwe and most crucially Iran, a big supplier of oil to China.

The work is even more relevant in light of global pursuits into extraterrestrial environments where extreme conditions are routinely present.

Two big players from Europe – Carrefour and Marks & Spencer – have crashed and mostly burned in many of their global pursuits.

But a stint in Mozambique, treating cholera victims in a 1978 outbreak, planted the seed for more global pursuits and his growing suspicion: If weather patterns affect the spread of disease, and climate change is linked to warmer oceans and mountains, more wildfires, stronger hurricanes, and so on, would climate change lead to more disease?

Among 18 measures of EMD, memory-guided saccade accuracy and error rate, global smooth pursuit dysfunction, intrusive saccades during fixation, antisaccade error rate and smooth pursuit closed-loop gain emerged as best differentiating relatives from controls (standardized mean differences ranged from.46 to.66), with no significant differences among these measures.

There are several reasons for this passionate international focus on things American, which comes paradoxically just as the most fashionable global intellectual pursuit is the prediction of inevitable American decline.