Sentence examples for previous pursuit from inspiring English sources

These Israeli voters have given Mr. Sharon a rematch with his old adversary, after his previous pursuit of Mr. Arafat almost destroyed his career.

Mr. Strong's company is based in Menomonee Falls, Wis., but Mr. Spitzer is pursuing the case -- along with other suits involving mutual fund companies nationwide -- based on the Martin Act, a New York securities law dating to 1921 that he used in his previous pursuit of conflicts among stock analysts.

As in many of his previous pursuits, Burnet set an ambitious agenda for himself but ran into difficulties.

Gill's previous athletic pursuit was gymnastics, a sport which had an established scale of difficulty for particular movements and body positions.

The lawsuit is the first to be filed by the company in federal court, following several previous legal pursuits at the state level against prohibitions of its sales model.

Mr. Pearson hopes the idiosyncratic, almost zine-like appeal will help distinguish Apology from the cultural exclusivity of journals like n+1 and The Paris Review, while piquing the interest of readers familiar with his previous editorial pursuits.

India's previous highest successful pursuit was 330-4 to beat Pakistan in Dhaka in 2012.

By testing how vestibular responses interact with discharge modulation during smooth pursuit, previous studies have classified FEF pursuit neurons as either gaze-velocity neurons or eye/head-velocity neurons (Fukushima et al. 2000; Akao et al. 2007).

The observation here for vergence together with our previous studies in smooth pursuit and optokinetic nystagmus [4], and other studies in saccades [5] for tinnitus showing abnormalities for almost types of eye movements are compatible with the idea of dysfunction of structures involved in many types of eye movements (such as the cerebellum) and mild dysfunction.

This is consistent with previous studies of smooth pursuit in typical Alzheimer's disease (Fletcher and Sharpe, 1988; Zaccara et al., 1992; Garbutt et al., 2008).

We extended previous findings by including pursuit motor learning, a classic procedural task that does not involve learning a sequence of discrete elements.