Sentence examples for independence hunt from inspiring English sources

Offering support for the corporation's editorial independence, Hunt made it clear that the BBC needed to cut costs, at one point erroneously comparing it to "the rest of government", which has to cut budgets by 25%.

Online, Corbyn supporters have been compared to "cybernats" – the rumbustious and sometimes abusive supporters of Scottish independence who allegedly hunt critics in packs.

In effect, by adding some urgency (financial independence) to my hunt for the professional me, my parents hope to draw my true passion out of its deep hiding place.

There's also real-estate lust: the hope of selling high, buying low and, like the hapless Markham family in "Independence Day," who house-hunt their way through 45 different listings, of finding at last the place that more than any other feels like home.

The initial justification for the operation – Kenya's first significant cross-border military campaign since independence – was that the army was hunting down the kidnappers.

The thrill of the hunt, the potential big payouts, the independence of working for yourself on your own schedule are big attractions.

Most holidays are a nice time to visit the park unless an Easter Egg hunt is going on or an Independence day celebration is taking place.

3.28pm: And, to stress her independence, she makes a reference to her opposition to hunting.

Cheetahs were wiped out in India by widespread hunting by royals in the days before independence and by shrinking habitat.

As a consequence, it is highly probable that the hunting pressure on wolves really decreased after the independence of Kyrgyzstan, as in other former Soviet countries (e.g. Belarus, cf. Sidorovich et al. 2003).

The constant hunt for shards of evidence of Trump's "moderation" and "independence" is even more puzzling when you consider that the evidence to the contrary continues to be ignored.