Within the empire, administrators, soldiers, merchants, and artisans moved in pursuit of their professions.
The deal for GPH represents his first major move in pursuit of that goal.
They tend to be more willing to move in pursuit of jobs and to take any job they can find, especially if they lack access to unemployment benefits.
Prior to the recognition of microbial life, the living world was too easily divided into animals that moved in pursuit of food and plants that produced food from sunlight.
Animals move in pursuit of food, mates, or refuge from predators, and this movement attracts attention and interest, particularly as it becomes apparent that the behaviour of some creatures is not so very different from human behaviour.
Thanks to the scale and nature of the housing and financial bust, the labour market has almost certainly become less efficient at matching the supply of jobseekers with the demand for workers.People saddled with mortgages worth more than their homes are less able to move in pursuit of new jobs.
The fact that Israeli scientists must spend time abroad before successfully launching an academic career at home provides a particularly stark illustration of a problem that appears to exist in the United States as well, if less obviously: Women with husbands and children often find it far harder than comparable men to move in pursuit of career opportunities.
A phase of hyper-sexuality would ensue, whereby he'd pretty much fuck anything that moved in pursuit of his own gratification.
Now most factories have moved offshore in pursuit of cheap foreign labor.
The phenomenon of investors' actively moving money in pursuit of higher interest rates, known as chasing yield, is reverberating through the economy.
