Sentence examples for instance to pursue from inspiring English sources

It would allow an agent, for instance, to pursue an anonymous tip about terrorism by conducting an undercover interview or watching someone in a public place.

She said she would "allow the district court, in the first instance, to pursue its expressed intention tightly to rein in discovery" if the government, instead of resisting all discovery, requested it to do so.

But understanding conditions under which the benefit of priority breaks down — when, for instance, are scientists pushed to pursue personal over social gain, through excessive duplication or shoddy science?

It has become a genre with endless sub-genres: for instance if you want to pursue Mr Franken's interest in fibs, you can go to "Big Lies" by Joe Conason or "The Lies of George W. Bush" by David Corn.More important, Bush hatred is multinational.

It would, for instance, allow an F.B.I. agent to pursue an anonymous tip about possible terrorism by conducting an undercover interview or watching someone in a public place.

For instance, companies are being driven to pursue corporate deals because of their inability to generate enough organic growth and are also preferring to use excess cash to do deals rather than conduct share buy-backs or raise dividends.

For instance, why do they choose to pursue education in English-speaking countries?

Among them were reports that documented a handful of instances in which agents declined to pursue possible hate crimes.

For instance, several companies were formed recently to pursue RNA interference, a promising new method of treating diseases by turning off genes.

The same goes for power, prestige, money or fame, for instance, which, indeed, can become objects to pursue regardless of the particular practice one is engaged with.

Greece was able to pursue unsustainable policies; for instance, many Greeks retire before age 60 with benefits at three-quarters salary.