Sentence examples for his furtherance of from inspiring English sources

His leadership, which contributed greatly to New York City's preeminence, his engaging smile, and his furtherance of education and arts goals, endeared him to us all.

His furtherance of the zany idea that Sen. Ted Cruz's father played a role in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was a good example of how he went back to that well, again and again.

I don't know him, so could be wide of the mark, but his history suggests he is that rare thing - a politician genuinely more interested in the victory of his ideas than the furtherance of his career.

Gretzky himself was considered a "traitor" by some Canadians for turning his back on his adopted hometown, and his home country; his motivation was widely rumoured to be the furtherance of his wife's acting career.

By Adam Gopnik President Grant's lapses were minor, Ron Chernow argues, compared with his widely overlooked furtherance of racial justice.

Riding on the putt was Woods's unblemished record as a third-round leader in major championships, his reputation as the game's best closer and the furtherance of his quest to win his 14th major and move closer to Jack Nicklaus's record, 18. Was there really any doubt about what the putt would do?

Following his arrival back on the continent he married his daughter Constance to Alan Fergant, the count of Brittany, in furtherance of his policy of seeking allies against the French kings.

Philip did not hesitate to involve the government in the furtherance of his own aims, which, because of the location of his domain, were shaped by the necessity of friendly relations with Germany and England.

His dramatic resignation shouldn't have come as a surprise to his peers — Bates isn't exactly a stranger to making dramatic gestures in furtherance of his values.

However, the traditional view of Henry as indifferent to all but religion and the furtherance of his mission of discovery is not supported by later scholarship.

The case stemmed from something he had done in furtherance of his belief that academic publications should be freely available.