Sentence examples for pursuing the notion of from inspiring English sources

But, Mr. Gans said, he and Mr. Vallone are pursuing the notion of building a production plant in the New York metropolitan area.

Mr. Zeff is working up a similar collection for Ridgewood (to go on sale this fall) and is thinking about pursuing the notion of producing RetroCards for -- what else? -- big league baseball stadiums.

We are currently pursuing the notion that Gαq stimulates the translation of Fhit as we have preliminary data to suggest that the up-regulation of Fhit is blocked by cycloheximide.

The work presented by Fjukstad et al. pursues in pushing the notion of open science in epidemiology.

The notion of pursuing the measure through a referendum did not sit well with Council leaders.

"I think it's not necessary," Mr. Jia said of the notion of pursuing new roles.

But late last week, the parties announced that they had abandoned the notion of pursuing an alliance.

When the Founding Fathers crafted the Constitution, he wrote in his dissent, the right to be left alone was inherent in the notion of pursuing happiness.

"It got to the point where in my mind, and without discussing it with anyone else, I was beginning to entertain the notion of pursuing other things," Mr. DiNizio said recently at the kitchen table of his 10-room Victorian farmhouse in Scotch Plains, just blocks from the childhood home he paid respects to in "House We Used to Live In".

By the late-1990s, Amazonzon was being written off in many quarters as just another dot-com that got too big too fast and might well disappear, Bezos openly scoffed at the notion of pursuing quick profitability.

Bo promoted the notion of pursuing "red GDP"—an economic model embodying communist egalitarianism and suggested that, if economic development were analogous to 'baking a cake', then the primary task should be to divide the cake fairly rather than building a larger cake.