Sentence examples for pursued a version from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, researchers have pursued a version of a-synuclein that hovers between normal and fibrillar, called protofibrillar, which some consider far more toxic than the fibrillar form.

Unfortunately, President Trump is pursuing a version of clueless hawkishness.

"Republicans are likely to pursue a version of what Samuel Gompers often said: 'Reward your friends and punish your enemies,' " said Joseph McCartin, a labor historian at Georgetown.

Two decades and many technological advances later, and almost every large car manufacturer is pursuing a version of Dickmann's idea.

Some are experimenting with political cross-dressing: left-wing Lambeth is pursuing a version of Mr Cameron's now-abandoned Big Society agenda.Americans are used to states, cities and counties pursuing completely different policies.

Pembient's concept, which another company – Rhinoceros Horn LLC – is also pursuing a version of, has raised the hackles of conservation groups from the World Wildlife Foundation to the wildlife monitoring network Traffic.

President Obama seems to be pursuing a version of this strategy in Afghanistan.

Then again, some of these students actively pursue a version of individual success that breeds well under sheltered conditions.

In the 1980s and 90s the governments led by Sanguinetti's Colorado party, and their traditional rivals, the National party, pursued a watered-down version of neoliberal reforms.

The project fell for a time to a group of architects and contractors fitfully pursuing a simplified version of Mr. Perrault's theater.

Under these circumstances, the best option is to pursue a chastened version of the democratization doctrine — one that makes no exceptions for friends while also recognizing that building durable institutions may do more good than holding snap elections.