Sentence examples for more going after from inspiring English sources

"They're more going after a pure browser situation whereas what we're saying is, anywhere you are, on any device or major browser, we can augment it to help protect your privacy there in a seamless way," he says.

Only one thing is certain If Google gets this deal past the DOJ, you can expect a few more going after other online industry verticals, which in turn will change the Google search experience depending on the type of search you do.

More went after Partition in 1947".

No news channel more went after Obama's transcript from Harvard or Occidental College," he added, pointing to some of the unsubstantiated attacks on the former president's background.

So it has been in every little skirmish or major battle with even thousands more gone after their fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

But three minutes later, replacement Treviranus eased Irish nerves once more, going over after good build-up play from Topsy Ojo.

"There are more places to hit, more people to go after, as the noose tightens for them," Rubio said.

I would have gone after more concessions from the teachers and kept the schools open".

The end result of more women going after leadership roles is more women in leadership roles, and that's an unequivocally good thing, with exponentially positive effects.

Maybe we should spend more time going after criminals.

In "Fake Patois," the group is more direct, going after the weirdly common practice in pop performance of adopting a Jamaican accent.