Sentence examples for pursue points from inspiring English sources

Another night when 70 nations representing every continent pursue points along the way to next year's World Cup finals in South Africa.

If "public interest" serves as a filter to decide whether or not a topic might be worth to pursue, this points to a difference to news journalism in general.

This work identifies the above-mentioned pocket as an interesting therapeutic target to pursue and points its cognate peptide aptamer as a promising guide to discover RasGAP small-molecule drug candidates.

The prosecutor questioned her no further, and defense lawyers did not pursue the point.

Lin was told by the Knicks during free agency that they would pursue other point guards to play with him.

"It would be a devastating signal and I would really advise them not to pursue this point any further," he said.

Mr. Trotter did not pursue that point at the sentencing hearing, though evidence of mental retardation was a factor the jury could have considered as favoring leniency.

Up a man, Chicago found themselves on the wrong end of an increasingly open game, with Vermes's final changes sacrificing yet another man at the back to pursue a point that should have been out of reach.

In the National Review, von Spakovsky also argues that I failed to pursue his point that Jimmy Carter's early experience with election fraud in Georgia bolstered the argument for voter I.D.s.

Here I leave complications to the reader to pursue, having pointed out the vicinity and general nature of the complications.

Moreover, although we will not pursue the point here, appeal to an objective account of human interests raises the possibility of justifying the process of exposing research subjects to risks for the benefit of others on the grounds that contributing to valuable projects, including presumably some clinical research studies, is objectively in (most) individuals' interests (Wendler 2010).