Sentence examples for pursue precisely from inspiring English sources
Her aspiration is pure representative politics, and working with Xenophon allows her to pursue precisely that style of public life.
For decades, we pursued precisely that.
Increasingly, the home secretary is pursuing precisely the sort of abrasive approach that helped to earn the Tories their reputation as "the nasty party".
In an hourlong interview last month, Ms. Sadik-Khan said that she believed her initiatives had saved hundreds of lives on the city's streets, and that she had pursued precisely the type of innovative, data-driven thinking that Mr. Bloomberg prides himself on.
As part of its attempt to cut overall net migration, the government has pursued precisely the opposite policy, insisting that graduates find well-paying jobs quickly if they want to remain.The country is running up against the limits of what can be achieved simply by boosting employment.
Statistical inference is pursued precisely for its superficiality and its ability to measure broad rather than individual experience.
He said that he actually pursued Gallivan precisely because he has a track record of scaling companies like Pentaho, Verisign and Postini –and he believed he needed a leader that could take the company to the next level.
As the head and neck are coupled in any impact, and increasing improvements in technology such as advanced airbags, and pre-tensioners and load limiters in manual seatbelts affect the kinetics of the head-neck complex, the manuscript underscores the need to pursue studies to precisely determine all the physical properties of the head.
"Ultimately I determined that I couldn't pursue those claims, for precisely the reasons outlined in the judge's order," Mr. Marwil said.
In their failing attempts to cope with this tension, many Muslim societies are pursuing conflicts with precisely those states whose experience might help them chart their future.
The Post Doc pursues their interest precisely because that is what they are interested in.
