Sentence examples for in order to chase from inspiring English sources

We shouldn't be destroying our economy in order to chase some wild left-wing idea that somehow us by ourselves is going to fix the climate," Christie said.

We shouldn't be destroying our economy in order to chase some wild leftwing idea that somehow us by ourselves is going to fix the climate.

Then Mr Kerry beached his boat while under enemy fire in order to chase and kill a Vietcong soldier and seize a loaded rocket-launcher.

"My interpretation is that the Fed is willing to accept higher levels of inflation than your preferred rate in order to chase your unemployment mandate," said Mr. Ryan.

This is the man who stands up to the vulture funds – so named because they buy up the debt of desperately poor countries in order to chase them through the courts for repayment.

The café's clientele turned over; the tables were set for dinner, decorated with lit candles, menus in place; the staff even switched off the WiFi, in order to chase out the most tenacious of the afternoon Googlers.

After the journalists left again, police from the Afar-Irdood station in Hamarwein district "were ordered to chase and arrest the journalists", the union said.

And there was a way he had, something I'd never seen before, of seeming to be sliding back to the center of the court to reëstablish position, in order to give chase again even before he had fully completed his follow-through.

Meanwhile, the digital picture frame market has filled with cheap products that haven't kept up with technology developments, like ubiquitous Wi-Fi, better photo quality, and higher resolutions, in order to instead chase ever-lower price points.

Chase may have been breached through the negligence of one of its own employees, who personal computer was hacked in order to enter Chase's network, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Ermine Sea (2.30) should continue Tony McCoy's good association with Henrietta Knight's horses in the maiden hurdle, while the rain will have helped That's For Sure (3.00), whose trainer has neatly switched him to chasing in order to avoid a penalty.