Sentence examples for pursue far from inspiring English sources

But the overhaul of their psyches may have spurred the Texans, whose entire existence had been spent chasing an elusive if rudimentary goal, to pursue far grander ambitions.

But he said that prosecutors here had been able to pursue far more sophisticated crimes and powerful defendants than in foreign jurisdictions.

The report comes amid a wave of violent crime on Indian lands and criticism of the Justice Department by tribal officials who say United States attorneys pursue far too few violent criminal cases on reservations.

Several subjects spoke of moments when their careers hung in the balance the sputtering start-up, a challenging job offer or the decision to walk away from what they knew to pursue far grander dreams.

The Office: An American Workplace sacked off any pretence it was existing within the confines of "reality" within the first two series, and so was free to pursue far more absurd directions.

Mr. Seneca said Bell's scientists, who were once encouraged to pursue far-out science in hopes of making breakthroughs, have been reined in.

Yet there has been no consensus on what a new financial system should look like, and China's dependence on exports and enormous holdings of dollar-denominated assets give it a vested interest in the status quo, leaving China's leaders reluctant to pursue far-reaching changes.

Machines don't join unions and don't hire lawyers to pursue far-fetched claims of discrimination or job-related injuries.

With Republicans controlling Congress, Democrats haven't been able to pursue far-reaching labor law reforms.

But Acxiom, analysts say, is pursuing far more comprehensive techniques in an effort to influence consumer decisions.

Gorbachev and Mao both struggled against opposition and factionalism within their own parties, although they pursued far different remedies.