Sentence examples for is pursuing as from inspiring English sources

Charlize Theron plays Lorraine Broughton, an M.I.6 agent who's sent to East Berlin to get it back — and also to spirit out a turncoat Stasi agent (Eddie Marsan), code name Spyglass, who has memorized the contents of the list and whom the K.G.B. is pursuing as well.

Another angle Mr. McCain is pursuing as part of his fund-raising strategy involves his former opponent, Mitt Romney.

[C6.] AmBev, the Brazilian brewer acquired by Interbrew last year, is providing much of the cost-cutting strategy that the chief executive, John F. Brock, is pursuing, as he melds the two companies together into InBev.

No deal between AT&T and British Telecommunications is imminent, however, the person said, and the negotiations with the British carrier remain among the options that AT&T is pursuing as the company tries to bolster its flagging stock.

Blair Jenkins, chief executive of the Yes campaign, describes the sort of voters he is pursuing as "Labour-type people", whether or not they currently support the party.Ms McCabe's gang of campaigners brandish clipboards hinting at how the nationalists plan to win over those Scots.

And the site is hoping to add curates sales and an editorial component (a strategy that both Gilt and One Kings Lane are pursuing as well).

Officials are pursuing as much as $30 billion in fines.

This is a commendable and worthwhile effort, one that his colleague Paul Krugman has been pursuing as well.

7. THAT the cases of those individuals identified by the IC for appropriate discipline by IAAF be pursued as expeditiously as possible, accompanied by provisional sanctions.

The toxicology of few chemicals has been pursued as vigorously as that of benzene.

Peer-reviewed publications in academic outlets will be pursued, as will outputs in practitioner-oriented publications.