Sentence examples for pursued to support from inspiring English sources

"Many pensioners have seen their incomes fall as a consequence of the low interest rates that Britain has deliberately pursued to support the economy and it's time Britain helped them out in return," he told MPs.

Few of these candidates have been pursued to support their clinical utility, and most of those that have been pursued have failed in subsequent validation studies.

In addition to the clinical picture, nerve conduction studies and skin biopsies are often pursued to support the diagnosis of HIV DSP.

Moreover, despite the great number of protein biomarkers described as promising candidates biomarkers, only few have been pursued to support clinical medicine, and most of them have unfortunately failed the validation studies [ 18, 19].

This evidence could motivate the SR expert to consider (e.g., schedule, or try to pursue funding to support) an update of the SR topic.

Most nations have pursued some policies to support the electricity generation from the renewable energy sources as one of the ways to curb global warming.

Only in the early 1920s, after consulting a psychiatrist, did he realize newspaper illustration — a career he was pursuing half-heartedly to support himself — was his true calling.

The White House hailed it as evidence of continued employment expansion, saying that it validated Mr. Bush's strategy of pursuing tax cuts to support a recovery from the 2001 economic downturn.

Cosby was outspoken about the need for African Americans to pursue higher education and to support their families.

More importantly, the military is still able to pursue private business interests to support its budget — and therefore fund and influence political campaigns.

Bonds also lobbied for the Giants to pursue another power hitter to support him in the lineup and help win a World Series, a request he said he made of team executives.