Sentence examples for pursues new from inspiring English sources
Roger John Slatteryy) pursues new clients.
As Al Jazeera English pursues new audiences, Mr. Burman said there were characteristics of the Arabic Al Jazeera that were worth emulating.
Now, despite the warnings of climate scientists, BP pursues new sources of oil in the fragile Arctic, and in the Canadian tar sands, where it tramples the rights of indigenous peoples.
[C4.] Vodafone Pursues New Stakes Vodafone plans to issue $4.3 billion in stock to help it buy stakes in phone companies in Japan and Spain that British Telecommunications must sell.
"I want to thank Maureen for her hard work during her time with AOL," Mr. Miller's announcement said, "and we wish her all the best as she pursues new opportunities".
On top of its shrinking base and its pool of Lib Dem converts, this gives the party a potential 45% electorate if it pursues new working class voters (even if, in the process, it loses some current and potential support to UKIP .Psephological determinismMr Akehurst's firmest objection to such an approach is that it betrays Labour's traditions as a party of "the working people".
"We'll be pursuing new business".
Baseball should aggressively pursue new testing methods.
Always productive, he is still pursuing new ideas.
Warner isn't the only studio pursuing new DVD packaging.
U.P.I. said Ms. Thomas planned to pursue new ventures.
