Sentence examples for soon pursuing from inspiring English sources

And while I know this goal won't be met soon, pursuing it provides the legal and moral foundation to prevent the proliferation and eventual use of nuclear weapons".

"That is why America is committed to stopping nuclear proliferation, and ultimately seeking a world without nuclear weapons … And while I know this goal won't be met soon, pursuing it provides the legal and moral foundation to prevent the proliferation and eventual use of nuclear weapons".

Chief marketing officers who allow themselves to be pigeonholed in the long-term brand equity box are likely to find themselves soon "pursuing other interests".

He joined a school choir at 7 and soon pursued private vocal lessons.

She is still stunned at the rapacity with which she was soon pursued.

Mr. Brand of the Long Now Foundation predicts that contests will soon pursue "things we truly think of as impossible".

But he was soon pursued by more Hi Tech guards – two of them off-duty police officers in uniform – who, he said, tried to run him off the road.

"The mad Halberstadter" (der tolle Halberstadter), or "the mad Christian," as his contemporaries called him because of his unruly disposition, disliked his sedate position as administrator of the bishopric of Halberstadt, which he had assumed in 1616, and soon pursued the more exciting military life.

Here is a sci-fi movie dedicated to the notion that no planet, anywhere else in the galaxy, would look half as freakish as our own would to the inquiring visitor; the Martian school of poetry, founded in Britain, soon pursued a similar idea.

Numerous stem cell phase I/II clinical trials showing safety and efficacy will soon pursue qualifying criteria for advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMP), aspiring to join the first stem-cell therapy approved by the European Medicines Agency.

He demurred and began to move back to Virginia, soon pursued by Maj.