Sentence examples for pursuits only from inspiring English sources

Prince Zerdecheno had tried to stay close to the party, but Weyman had given him the cold shoulder and some heated words, and the Crown Prince had sloped off to other pursuits, only to turn up later in New York, as will be seen.

Since an overwhelming majority of college pursuits only teach you how to be smarter, which as I referenced earlier is now worthless, there are millions of kids with the same zero skills and zero experience competing for the same very limited jobs.

Young people will be able to take part in sporting pursuits only under the supervision of their trainers and parents.

Data about participation will be collected by therapists at first appointment in the occupational therapy or physiotherapy service using CAPE [ 26] (physical pursuits only), a child-friendly, interviewer-administered questionnaire.

Overhauling the rating agency system is a worthy pursuit, but only if our reform attempts create not just more controls but also competition that gives investors and advisors greater choice in how to gauge their credit risk.

He took up his pursuit only three years ago, after learning the sport from his American wife, Kate.

But the police account, pieced together from radio transmissions and reports, makes clear that responding officers did not have time to give chase, and that the unmarked police car began its pursuit only two blocks before the Chrysler crashed.

The 27-year-old Norwegian finished eighth in the 10K freestyle pursuit, only two places behind Smigun, and held a narrow 11-point lead in the final overall standing.

While respected authors publish real, paper books riffing on characters created by authors long dead (and therefore, crucially, out of copyright), fanfiction is still seen as geekier than geeky, the pursuit only of the friendless, usually female internet nerd, creating panting fantasies, riven with author insertions.

It is a vexing pursuit; only one new drug class has emerged in 15 years.

But he insists that these factors are valuable in that pursuit only insofar as their consideration advances the development of theories that are empirically adequate and empirically strong.