Sentence examples for terms of pursuing from inspiring English sources

Not in terms of pursuing a few mad men, but in terms of driving the whole dynamics of political change.

"The experience and track record we've had in terms of pursuing novelty has been quite good," Mr. Gilmartin said in an interview yesterday.

In my remarks, I reflected on what our University imparts to and expects of its sons and daughters, especially in terms of pursuing a purpose larger than themselves.

Rubio then made the case that Barack Obama, to whom he is often compared by his opponents, was not as unsuccessful as critics suggested in terms of pursuing his own agenda.

He also argues that all the pretence regarding "the necessity" of state conduct in terms of pursuing power is exaggerated and rhetorical, ignoring the clear reality of foreign policy choice enjoyed by states in the global arena.

And while the game industry has done very well to pursue the first item of realism, which is the visual realism, we've not done as well in terms of pursuing the movement and animation aspects.

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This analysis has strong parallels with diet theory models that predict when a foraging animal should incorporate an encountered prey item into its diet, based on the energetic gain from the prey item, balanced against the cost in terms of time of pursuing it [37], [38].

In a last-ditch effort to control the political messaging in the tax fight, Democrats accused the Republicans of favoring the rich over the middle class, of cruelly holding up an extension of jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed, and of pursuing bad economic policies that contributed to the recent recession.

Both have recently spoken in politically risky terms of aggressively pursuing peace.

Curiously, he began his three-page letter with an implicit apology - couched in terms of the inescapability of pursuing a line dictated by realpolitik, however camouflaged by tributes to morality: National leaders, "unfortunately", had to pursue "policies... [that were] essentially selfish policies.