Sentence examples for is pursued at from inspiring English sources

Ann Romney's involvement in the Olympics, though, raises some questions beyond the obvious ones suggested by a sport that is pursued at its upper levels, or played, primarily by the wealthy and their retainers.

When they reject a plea bargain, their case is pursued at a Washington court-martial by a callow Harvard lawyer and an impassioned woman from the department of internal affairs.

Where the piece criticizes unilateralism ("Security is pursued at the expense of the insecurity of others, with disastrous consequences"), most readers will assume that Rouhani is complaining about American wars, but the shot may also have been aimed at his own country's military hard-liners.

In Maigret And The Idle Burglar, a lead is pursued at "one of the old-fashioned brasseries that are becoming very rare in Paris, with metal globes to hold dusters, a marble-topped bar where a woman would arrive later to sit behind the till, and mirrors around the walls".

Apparently, the reduction of oxygen (to hydrogen peroxide) is initiated at cobalt porphyrin centers, and the second step (decomposition of hydrogen peroxide intermediate to water) is pursued at reactive sites (perhaps c-cytochrome) existing within biofilm matrix.

It is no wonder that art is pursued at a world class level by an astonishing array of arts organizations throughout England.

This is now the forefront of the issue that Maria is pursuing at her home in Australia.

Two were fined last week and the IRS is pursuing at least 150 more of them, with threats of jail sentences.

On 30 June 1936 Wilkinson asked Walter Runciman, the responsible minister, "to induce the Iron and Steel Federation to pursue a less selfish policy than it is pursuing at present".

At night, he has classes or homework for the bachelor's in social science he is pursuing at a nearby university.

The district attorney's office said that homicide charges could not be pursued at this time.