Sentence examples for subsequent pursuit from inspiring English sources
His subsequent pursuit of the criminals, in contrast, is treated as sadistic and irrational.
A. The jailing of Gribkowsky and subsequent pursuit of Ecclestone was the trigger for the key players to consider their options.
It could be that Watson's subsequent pursuit of News of the World phone-hacking, which obliged her to resign as News International chief executive and stand trial, softened her heart.
It earned a reputation as a formidable destroyer of tanks and motorized transport in the Normandy campaign and in the subsequent pursuit of German forces across France and the Low Countries.
Before the court case began, BBC Sport learned the former Preston chairman had been asked to stay away from Ewood Park while the club carried out an investigation into Berg's appointment and the Norwegian's subsequent pursuit of compensation.
BBC Sport learned earlier this month that former Preston chairman Shaw had been asked to stay away from Ewood Park while the club carried out an investigation into Berg's appointment and his subsequent pursuit of compensation.
The narrative stops too abruptly, before publication in the Guardian and the New York Times of the third and most important set of leaks he had acquired (the state department cables), and the subsequent legal pursuit of Assange on the sex complaints.
Moyes was taunted throughout by the visiting supporters unhappy at the manner of his departure and his subsequent summer transfer pursuit of Marouane Fellaini - whom he signed - and Leighton Baines.
In the subsequent three kilometre individual pursuit, Trott clocked 3min 25.054sec to finish first and ascend to the top of the overall leaderboard with four disciplines left.
Subsequent optimization work in pursuit of the improvement of oral bioavailability demonstrated in vivo proof-of-concept by prodrug strategy based on phosphate esters for these 17β-HSD3 inhibitors.
Thankfully, I am starting to understand my misguided obsession (and subsequent disappointments) with the pursuit of happiness might be coming from me taking the expression too literally.
