Sentence examples for toward pursuing from inspiring English sources
"And they may seek to train their own recruits or hire outsiders, with an eye toward pursuing cyberattacks.
But beyond the shrinking size of the work force has been its attitude toward pursuing tax cheats.
The nonbinding resolution would endorse Arab League efforts toward pursuing a cease-fire and a political solution in the conflict, they said.
Szczur, an outfielder, batted.347 in 25 games for three Cubs minor league affiliates last summer, but he sounds as if he is leaning toward pursuing an N.F.L. career.
After Lenny Wilkens resigned last week, Isiah Thomas was said to be seriously leaning toward pursuing the Atlanta Hawks' job, provided he appeases league officials by selling his ownership stake in the Continental Basketball Association.
He is leaning toward pursuing an accounting degree at the State University at Albany. Malcolm Brown, a senior tackle hoping for a good score on the SAT's, shook his head in wonderment at the magic little test tricks Mr. Johnson has taught him and the positive effect they have had on his practice scores.
Mrs. Merkel has embarked on her own particular policy toward Israel, pursuing a special relationship even after the Gaza bombings.
But as the investigation progressed, these people said, top energy regulatory officials have been leaning toward not pursuing any civil charges against Ms. Masters.
The positive shift toward women pursuing their own careers leads some to push marriage to later in life.
The domesticated group showed a significantly longer amount of time spent heading toward a pursuing hand than the wild group (Fig. 3b, P = 0.0006).
Broad-sense heritability estimates for all traits were subdivided by age and are shown in Table 3. Heritability estimates at 6 weeks for the amount of time spent heading toward a pursuing human hand and the duration of accepting being touched by a human hand in the passive tame test and staying time in the stay-on-hand test were relatively high (0.60 0.72).
