He preferred the camaraderie of team sports like soccer and basketball, but his physical gifts -- quick feet, incredible hand-eye coordination -- made him better suited to tennis, and so he somewhat reluctantly pursued it.
"This is yet another company with huge ambitions for China, which means there is half a dozen of them all saying the same thing, and they can't all do it.' Volkswagen, Honda and General Motors have all announced production plans in China similar or close to those of Toyota, while Ford, DaimlerChrysler and BMW are pursuing somewhat smaller ventures.
Most companies harnessing each power source are pursuing somewhat similar technologies – such as photovoltaic cells in solar, turbines in wind and hydroelectric – and then innovate from there.
However, Barker was somewhat rash in pursuing the chase, and he and another man were killed before the raiders retreated back to the village.
During the course of these studies we were somewhat reticent about pursuing the intermolecular line of investigation.
Following, country by country, is a look at these wars: Congo After pursuing a somewhat quixotic rebellion against Mr. Mobutu for decades from eastern Congo (then Zaire), Mr. Kabila came to power in 1997, largely through the patronage of Rwanda and Uganda, which needed someone Congolese to head an anti-Mobutu movement.
On a scale of (1) Very unlikely to (4) Very likely, an average rating of 2.9/4 indicated that students were somewhat likely to pursue a STEM career.
The resulting politically-initiated large-scale or national EHR endeavors are challenging because of their ambitious agendas of change, the scale of resources needed to make them work, the (relatively) short timescales set, and the large number of stakeholders involved, all of whom pursue somewhat different interests.
As selling shoes became profitable but somewhat dull, Mr. Roman started pursuing his teenage dream.
Scientists at universities, government labs, Google, Microsoft, I.B.M. and elsewhere are pursuing breakthroughs, along somewhat different paths.
