In the long run, though, pursuing new information does give us important and distinctively human evolutionary advantages.
A truly excellent writer, though, pursues her obsessions and allows them to dictate what form her work will take.
Though pursued by the willful Count, she loves Manrico, an impassioned stranger from a lower class, the troubadour of the opera's title.
In this case, though, pursuing such a strategy would have involved concentrating on the larger issues, and conceding that some Republicans, including senators John McCain and Mitch McConnell, supported U.S. action to help the Libyan rebels.
And yet, our analysis does not support that rationality requires consistency in general, even though pursuing consistency makes sense and is useful, at least as a way to guide and evaluate the assessment process.
As though pursuing someone is not an aggressive act.
Even though pursuing an education while nurturing a family will have its cost, the benefits include getting a higher paying job, gaining more knowledge, and becoming more stable financially.
The two programmes are independent, even though they pursue similar goals.
The most spectacular event took place at Lowlands, an annual 3-day music and arts festival, where Zaretsky provoked ethical debate by inviting visitors to inject zebra fish embryos with chloroplasts.10 Questions that were discussed among the 2000 participants: Are artists allowed to use such a technique even though they pursue other objectives than scientists?
She also introduced them to new foods, from pimentos to lemongrass (though rarely pursuing exhausting authenticity).
