Sentence examples for pursued early from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, she aggressively pursued early admission at Wesleyan.

[ 14, 18] Therefore, interventions that can potentially improve QOL should be pursued early and aggressively during the pre-dialysis phase of chronic renal insufficiency.

As stars are wont to do, Ms. Johansson organized a private reading to see if she was a good fit for Laura, a role she had pursued earlier — but did not get — for a 2007 production in London starring Ms. Lange as the domineering mother, Amanda.

Repeating a line of attack pursued earlier on CNN by Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, Romney – who as governor of Massachusetts in 2006 signed a precursor of "Obamacare" into law – repeatedly criticised the president for statements to the effect that no Americans would lose existing insurance plans under his reform if they did not want to.

The trio dubbed their new firm Apax Partners (in classical Greek, apax means "unique") and pursued early-money opportunities on an international scale: Cohen from London, and Tchnio in Paris.

The fund, which was oversubscribed, will operate under a broad mandate, with the flexibility to pursue early or later stage start-ups in the Internet sector.

Meanwhile, South Korea and Japan are pursuing early 5G deployments in time for the Olympics in 2018 and 2020, respectively.

Recent research indicates that this result holds more generally, so that it may be more scientifically-sensible in many domains to pursue early warning rather than ex ante prediction goals [14 28].

Lastly, we explored factors associated with being "not at all likely" to pursue early medical testing.

With the evolution of therapies that have altered the previously grim prognosis, pursuing early detection of systemic disease is essential in more consistently improving disease outcome.

It was unclear late Sunday whether the opposition would pursue earlier claims that the election was unfair.