Sentence examples for most pursuits from inspiring English sources

As with most pursuits, the healthiest approach lies somewhere in the middle.

Federal prosecutors divided some of the work — prosecutors in New Jersey handled the question of whether Lehman defrauded the state's pension fund — though they overlapped on most pursuits.

In politics, more than in most pursuits, there are many examples of young drivers who used their experience to blaze their way to success.

As he is in most pursuits, Trump isn't nearly as careful when it comes to the art of distraction and deflection via media complaints.

Most pursuits here are much faster and more violent than the Simpson outing: a quarter of them end in a crash, and about 15 each year end in death.

During most pursuits, the goshawk fixed its steely gaze on the fleeing prey, then flew at a constant angle to its intended victim, anticipating where the animal would be by the time the hawk caught up if it ran in a straight line, and correcting its course as its prey swerved.

The pursuit of scientific truth leaves a smaller margin for error than most other pursuits, so scientists are expected to be exacting.

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In music, as in most other pursuits, one person's misfortune can be another's opportunity.

"Understanding your own motives is one of the most obscure pursuits in the world," he said.

As always with the British Open, weather can disrupt the best-laid plans and slap down the most ardent pursuits.