Sentence examples for pursued in the hope of from inspiring English sources

In "Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane," she was frequently taught lessons by Superman, who she mercilessly pursued in the hope of getting him to put a ring on it.

Now, mergers are again being pursued in the hope of cost savings, pricing power and economies of scale.After years of weak growth, many European firms look sub-scale compared with American, and increasingly Asian, rivals making them more likely to be prey than predators.

These errors were compounded by the Bush Administration's weak-dollar policy (pursued in the hope of improving the U.S. trade balance).

As darkness fell, Furieuse disappeared ahead, Mounsey pursuing in the hope of rediscovering his opponent during the night.

He retweeted the piece after Bieber's arrest, commenting that Bieber is one of the few people he's ever met "who seem the right sort of fragile for the media to pursue relentlessly in the hope of creating destruction".

The success of the single by the relatively small Trumpet Records led other record companies to pursue James in the hope of landing his follow-up singles.

Instead, Selig would rely on the investigators in Florida to pursue leads in the hopes of finding that witness.

Believing that his father Gabriel murdered his mother in cold blood, he decides to pursue him, in the hopes of destroying him and bringing peace to the land.

The genius of the market system lies in its ability to mobilize the best of our industrial capacity to pursue new approaches in the hope of economic gain.

To pursue education reform in the hope of helping a small number of children at a guaranteed cost to others is not just misguided: it is immoral.

I believe in myself and my vision of my company, and I did not want to put myself in the position of having to pursue risky strategies in the hope of pleasing demanding investors.