Sentence examples for more actively for from inspiring English sources
Did you see any flexibility in that in the U.S. looking more actively for a negotiated outcome?
Did you see any flexibility in that — in the U.S. looking more actively for a negotiated outcome?
Legislators who are women, minorities and/or veterans advocate more actively for citizens from their respective groups.
His vision for defense involves searching more actively for signs of intrusion and also engaging in intelligence gathering and countersurveillance to check out suspicious but inconclusive evidence.
A year ago I wrote an essay for The Washington Post about wanting to be more actively for abortion rights — but didn't mention my own abortion.
Gottlieb and her colleagues concluded that when novelty, surprise, uncertainty, and randomness (the basic equivalent, in their formulation, of incongruity) come together in the presence of an information gap, our motivation systems jump into high gear and we begin to search more actively for new information.
Influencing processes could emerge gradually, with anticipation of future feeding change, or could be more actively considered, for example weighing up the pros and cons, planning or preparing for change.
He approached the taxi line at the Port Authority Bus Terminal around 8 a.m., but decided to head east, where he could more actively hunt for his next fare.
The clubhouse could give her a support network and might at last help her find a job so she can more actively provide for her children, she said.
They suggest that this occurred as natural gas, which is primarily methane, became a valuable commodity in the 1980's and was more actively captured for sale instead of being released as a worthless byproduct of drilling.
Smart folk have argued that their integration into society needs to be more actively encouraged, for less enlightened right-wing dumbos it's simply a case of "they come over here, they don't take our jobs - or any other job, for that matter - and beat up German pensioners in subways and on trams".
