Sentence examples for pursuit given that from inspiring English sources
The emerging evidence of endogenous laccase gene expression in termite guts is both interesting and worthy of further pursuit given that (i) lignin degradation occurs in termite guts [ 59], and (ii) no laccase genes have been identified in any symbiont sequencing projects ([ 20- 24, 59] and the present work).
Of course, all this remains a purely intellectual pursuit, given that I don't believe Judgment Day is approaching.
It was at the apartment door that police officials called as expert witnesses said the officers should have stopped treating the incident as a "hot pursuit," given that Mr. Graham was behind a locked apartment door.
Future tests of the PAM in a visual speech context for consonants and vowels would be a worthy pursuit, given that the PAM rests upon a model of speech perception in which articulatory events are the focus of speech perception (see, e.g., initial A➔V cross-language speech perception findings with infants: Best, Kroos, Gates, & Irwin 2014; Best, Kroos, & Irwin 2010, Best, Kroos, and Irwin 2011).
Drinking: A Serious Pursuit Like the casino that operates when the vessel is outside the three-mile limit, drinking is a given that may astonish first-timers.
But the case that made him an international name the pursuit of General Augusto Pinochet also gave that government a huge diplomatic headache.To order the arrest of the former Chilean dictator while the general was on a visit to Britain was Mr Garzon's greatest media triumph.
Peaceful protesting has turned into a potentially dangerous pursuit, given the aggressive policing that it attracts.
Mulder, when told about Soriano's pursuit of 30-30, sAtd, "At least I didn't give that one up".
He gave that race up when it started to feel like a pursuit of numbers rather than of birds.
What exactly might it mean to have an "unalienable right" to "the pursuit of happiness", given that it is fairly obvious that the pursuit of happiness is so morally equivocal – could be, among other things, a threat to the society that promoted it?
But even as artificial-intelligence researchers work toward the big win, many have turned their attention to more practical pursuits, giving us software that can sort our mail, find that one-in-a-billion Web page or help rescue workers pull us from the wreckage of an accident or terrorist attack.
