Sentence examples for pursuing even more from inspiring English sources

Emeryville has another possible answer to its fiscal problems: it is pursuing even more retail-oriented development, which would derive new sales and property taxes.

Several companies are pursuing even more ambitious car-service projects, in which riders would use their phones to find people nearby who are headed the same way, and then share the car — and the bill.

But the six-day trip is another occasion for General Musharraf to enhance his stature in Pakistan by talking with world leaders as well as pursuing even more concrete promises of aid.

Currently, about 60percentt of AppsBuilder's sales come from outside Italy, but the company is clearly interested in pursuing even more growth outside of its home country, since it sees worldwide adoption as its biggest challenge.

Some startups are pursuing even more specialized types of loans, with LendingHome and AssetAvenue targeting home buyers with mortgage loans, and ApplePie Capital looking to lend to would-be restaurant franchisors.

Meanwhile, in St. Albans Town, Powell and her team are pursuing even more innovative energy projects.

The fundamentals for why Berkshire must pursue even more acquisitions have not changed.

With that film's staggering success, Mr. Van Peebles said he felt free to pursue even more experimental projects.

The mechanisms that have kept budgetary discipline since 1997 will expire this fall, which could free Congress to pursue even more irresponsible spending and tax-cutting.

I don't think so, and wrote then that the rise of independent productions gives directors a freer hand to pursue even more distinctive work (whether "Moonrise Kingdom" or "Magic Mike, Hugogor or "Tree of Life," "Black Swan" or "Somewhere").

Post-Brexit the UK may be free to pursue even more draconian data measures.