Sentence examples for intentionally pursuing from inspiring English sources

"A lot of producers now are interested in music that is at home in both the club and the headphones," says Redman, "I don't know if Dilla was intentionally pursuing this but his beats have so much soul and intensity".

I believe these associations are intentionally pursuing smaller companies that do not have the resources to understand proper audit response protocols, and use fear as their weapon.

Earlier, during the official opening ceremony inside the auditorium, the directors had intentionally pursued a "construction" gag.

In a research report, Stephen Green of Standard Chartered, a British bank, says it is highly unlikely that China will intentionally pursue new policies, such as higher income-tax rates, that could undermine growth and job creation.But Mr Green suggests that growth could suffer as an unintentional consequence of pursuing equality.

It's time to intentionally pursue empathy.

To achieve Sustainable Development Goal 3 – "ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages" – health equity must be intentionally pursued as a strategy; it will not necessarily happen as a byproduct of other development efforts.

We intentionally pursued a highly conservative analysis to maximize specificity.

Database URL: http://www-cryst.bioc.cam.ac.uk/timbal The idea of modulating protein protein interactions (PPI) with small molecules has been intentionally pursued for more than a decade.

"When the senior leadership of the District intentionally and deliberately pursues a policy of marginalizing the input and opinions of teachers," Fletcher explained, "UTLA must respond accordingly.

Mandelson's characterisation of Jeremy as an "intentionally divisive figure" "pursuing his own far-left agenda", "surrounded by far-left fellow travellers" and determined to "crush rebellion" is ludicrous.

This strategy has been pursued intentionally to ensure robustness to packet losses.