Sentence examples for pursued this year from inspiring English sources

The president's campaign has been buoyed by recent indications that those wavering women in the north seem to be returning to his column, especially as Democrats remind them of the anti-abortion measures that state Republicans pursued this year.

So, this is a path that must be pursued today, the next decade, the next hundred years.

Inspector Matuza also gave no indication why the Nassau woman's complaint was not pursued last summer.

Precisely the same policy is being pursued today by President Reagan in Central America.

In 1995, the federal government pursued 1,247 health care fraud cases and obtained 158 convictions, according to Department of Justice reports.

The extreme threat of anarchy in 1873 had resulted in a strong conservative reaction, strengthened by the religious policies pursued since 1868.

Nonetheless, pessimists argue that the problems plaguing software development are so fundamental that none of the many innovations being pursued today will really make a difference.

They proclaimed their virtue during the Enron era, only to find themselves pursued last autumn by Eliot Spitzer, New York state's attorney-general.

Still, while we're playing hypotheticals, what if he enjoys a fantastic debut season in the Premier League, and finds himself pursued next summer by Liverpool and Manchester United?

Robert N. Proctor and Londa Schiebinger call this 'agnotology', when the denial of facts is systematically pursued (2008).

Among the players Swansea have been linked with is Liverpool striker Iago Aspas, who Laudrup actively pursued last summer.