Sentence examples for longer pursued from inspiring English sources

Exercise, no longer pursued for health and fitness, was chiefly a by-product of medieval combat or hard work in manors and monasteries.

And though they are put on trial and usually serve prison sentences, the former insurgents are no longer pursued or killed, and their families can live in safety.

In 1967, JK Galbraith claimed that the separation of ownership from control meant that corporations no longer pursued the traditional goal of capitalist firms: maximum profit.

PAUL KLEBNIKOV thought that Russia had changed, that grievances there were no longer pursued by recourse to contract killings and that investigative journalists therefore had no cause to fear for their safety.

The rebuttal was successful and Reddy no longer pursued Baldota, at least directly.

The Fc3 construct showed little to no expression, perhaps because the longer aldehyde tag sequence disrupted its overall structure; this construct was therefore no longer pursued.

In return, Israel will no longer pursue them.

The state of New York said it would no longer pursue the case.

Mr. Harker was laid off in February, and Prometheus is no longer pursuing corporate clients.

But the commission said it was no longer pursuing its inquiry into the two companies' connections.

I am no longer pursuing the situation with The A.P., but rather with an attorney.