Sentence examples for safe pursuit from inspiring English sources

This became harder after he had worked a dozen years as an engineer, a safe pursuit that allowed him to evade a buried writer's vocation.

There have also been increased international efforts to improve awareness of modern practices and concerns with regard to the safe pursuit of life sciences research, and to optimize current oversight frameworks, thereby resulting in decreased risk of terrorist/malevolent acquisition of deadly pathogens or accidental release of a biological agent, and increased safety of laboratory workers.

Thanks to numerous conservation and advocacy groups, cleanup efforts have transformed the river: swimming and fishing in the river are once again popular and safe pursuits.

Bowls seemed a marginally safer pursuit.

"It seems a cruel irony that when he wanted to take up flying I encouraged him to dive instead, thinking it was a safer pursuit and also that it was something we would all be able to share," Mrs Graves said.

Once south of the river, Asad, believing himself to be safe from pursuit, ordered his men to set up camp and sent orders to Ibrahim to halt the baggage train and likewise set up camp.

But right now, many put feeling safe above the pursuit of peace.

Under Japanese law, its nationals cannot be extradited, so Mr Fujimori may be safe from judicial pursuit.

Army special forces sealed off a neighborhood in an exclusive suburb of Guadalajara on Thursday afternoon and then stormed a safe house in pursuit of Ignacio Coronel Villarreal, a boss of the Sinaloa gang.

The bursting of the stockmarket bubble showed that their pursuit of safe, double-digit real returns was illusory; Enronitis showed that there is no substitute for constant scrutiny and questioning.

Slipping into his daughter's bedroom, ostensibly "to make sure she's safe" but actually in pursuit of shadier satisfactions, Arthur aligns himself with those who will later, in the Catholic school of correction to which she is eventually committed, subject Annette to a vicious programme of corporal punishment culminating in her rape by a trio of bibulous priests.