Sentence examples similar to notable pursuits from inspiring English sources
OneWest is notable for its aggressive pursuit of foreclosures on properties owned by the over-leveraged banks that it began to buy up in 2008 after the housing market crashed.
Yet during this period he contrived to write one of his most notable works, The Desire and Pursuit of the Whole.
A few lapses in plausibility notwithstanding, he displays notable efficiency and craftsmanship in this pursuit.
The following year he set road racing aside as Great Britain's team pursuit quartet achieved a notable track double by winning gold at the 2008 World Championships and Beijing Olympic Games.
Somewhat predictably, the Japanese blogosphere is a little light on external pursuits, but there are a few notable exceptions.
Even with vast differences in the pursuit of STEM careers, it is notable that standardized measures of math performance show no meaningful differences between males and females from elementary school through college.
There are many notable successes, both in fundamental cell biology as well industry pursuits such as drug target discovery and therapeutic antibody design.
Other notable factors mentioned by Weber included the rationalism of scientific pursuit, merging observation with mathematics, science of scholarship and jurisprudence, rational systematisation and bureaucratisation of government administration and economic enterprise.
The most notable aspect of Porter's postwar career, however, was his dogged pursuit of vindication for his alleged misdeeds at Bull Run.
One of Hawaii's less-visited islands, Lanai's interior is notable for its red dirt and desert-like landscape, which provides various adventure pursuits.
