Sentence examples for pursues external from inspiring English sources

Soon "was hired to conduct research on long-term stellar and solar variability," the statement notes, adding that the "Smithsonian does not fund Dr. Soon; he pursues external grants to fund his research".

But Minaya supported Cora, playing with a torn ligament in his right thumb, and said he was not planning to pursue external help.

Employees instead pursue external ideas that cost more both in time (which is often spent reinventing the wheel) and in money (if they hire consultants).

In the case, Volpi considers whether or not Cisco should develop the product internally or pursue external talent more familiar with the technology and market segment.

As part of the shuffling, Cisco announced that Kevin J. Kennedy, senior vice president for the service provider division, had resigned "to pursue external opportunities" but would continue as an adviser.

Sometimes India's regions have exploited the apparent drift at the centre to pursue external relations independently – or have sufficient electoral significance for policy to be made to suit them.

Applicants are encouraged, however, to pursue external funding opportunities, such as National Science Foundation Fellowships.

This makes sense--an overwhelming portion of the companies pursuing external equity financing in mature markets are those who tried and failed to secure capital internally through more traditional equity or debt financing.

And as you try to change them, you're pursuing external power, which means trying to change the world – people, things – so that you'll feel better about yourself," he tells Louise.

An important limitation in the process used to identify criteria and select relevant time intervals was that we had one year of funding to perform the work; this prevented us from considering time points that were not currently being collected by our cancer agencies or pursuing external data sources.

This study pursues the external validation of stated preference methods by comparing survey responses from verified voters with the outcome of a parallel public referendum on a conservation and preservation program to be funded by a local property tax surcharge.