Sentence examples for its pursuits from inspiring English sources

It's not only relentless and unapologetic in its pursuits, whether it's surfing in the Pacific, window-shopping in Beverly Hills, apple picking in an orchard, or blazing a trail in the desert.

Eleven Madison owned Shake Shack from 2004 to 2009, when it became its own company — but the mobbed burger stand provided the capital required to hire the Swiss chef Daniel Humm away from a restaurant in San Francisco, reduce the seats in his new dining room, double his staff and establish a venue so elevated in its pursuits that it's less a restaurant than a graduate program in taste.

And the L.A. County Sheriff's Department has cut its pursuits by over 40% in the past decade.

Although it's known as a hotbed for social justice rallies (including a large-scale teachers' strike in 2006), the city's infectious zeal goes far beyond the political, spilling into all its pursuits.

A plant like that, Pozen writes, "keeps the American people minimally informed of its pursuits, characterizes them in a manner designed to build support, and signals its respect for international law".

There is no strict definition for cultural geography, and nor should its pursuits be simplistically summarized.

And it is expanding its pursuit of shoppers online.

Coty said on Monday that it was abandoning its pursuit of Avon Products, citing Avon's "unwillingness to engage in discussions".

It recently failed in its pursuit of Yahoo.

The WICB statement came in response to the BCCI saying it remained adamant in its pursuit of compensation.

Ellison said if Oracle renews its pursuit of BEA, it will likely be at a lower price.