Sentence examples for more often pursuing from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, some of the Europeans in whom the Baltic leaders and peoples put so much confidence have proved to be indifferent or worse, sometimes publically telling the Balts and other East Europeans to keep their mouths shut and far more often pursuing their own traditional national interests at Baltic expense, especially when it comes to energy supplies from the Russian Federation.

The people arriving (still hundreds come each week) are less and less fleeing conflict, and more often pursuing opportunity.

One factor is that women more often pursue certificates that lead to low-paying professions.

A female P. schultzi more often pursues small jumping spiders and web spiders than larger prey.

A female P. labiata more often pursues small jumping spiders and web spiders than larger prey.

Over the last few years, as tailored ads have become more personal and persistent — often pursuing users around the Web with pitches for products they recently viewed but elected not to buy — many consumers have sought ways to navigate an advertising system that can seem too close for comfort.

We humans band together, sometimes for good purpose, more often to pursue narrow interest.

He argues that the couple were "treated more harshly, and often pursued with different standards and more relentlessly — during virtually the whole of their occupancy of the White House — than any president and his wife of the 20th century".

These often pursue a more radical approach of governance without government.

While government programs often pursue the path of least resistance, this initiative requires more than a business-as-usual approach.

The experience gained in cancer chemoprevention trials to date provides important lessons that suggest a more rational, scientifically driven mode of development than that which has been often pursued until now.