Sentence examples for pursued much from inspiring English sources

Some companies have pursued much more ambitious changes.

The competition, Coca-Cola and Dr Pepper, pursued much the same strategy.

Things really heated up during the live auction, when Gaga pursued much of the art on the block.

But Clarín never pursued much of an ideological agenda; the company was more concerned with whether each administration represented a business opportunity or a barrier to its expansion.

The argument could be pursued much further, but this is enough for my purpose, which is not to argue about the budget but to reflect on difficulties involved in arguing from the facts.

Dorothy pursued much: she diligently played the flute, skied black diamond runs, sculpted life into stone, played a fierce net game in doubles tennis, made hollandaise sauce the old fashioned way and entertained with the grace of a bygone era.

But India's tax authorities appear to be pursuing much more than that.

While his songwriting process hasn't changed much, he recognises when something is worth pursuing much sooner.

Many are pursuing much more ambitious greenhouse-gas reduction programs than the voluntary goals that the Bush administration favors.

That leaves a hard core of northern European countries led by Germany, which would then pursue much closer economic ties.

The company said that in the future it planned to pursue much more conservative accounting practices, which has already resulted in a lower earnings forecast for 2003.