Sentence examples for well pursue from inspiring English sources

In some countries – notably Japan and Korea – tipping is simply not done, and if you leave the coins after settling the bill, a waiter may well pursue you to hand back the cash.

Once employers have a better handle on the new legislation, they may well pursue different strategies, including moving toward a system in which they are responsible for only a fixed amount of the cost of coverage, said Tracy Watts, a partner with Mercer Health and Benefits, which advises companies about the health benefits they offer.

A war-weary America clutches at this Syrian straw and defers to Russian mediation; a congressional vote on military action that President Obama seemed set to lose is indefinitely postponed; Obama uses an awkward prime-time address to say dictators "depend upon the world to look the other way" when they commit atrocities — and so he will, well, pursue a "diplomatic path" for now.

One gallery is entirely devoted to a map of Paris, as if it deserved more space than Manet, and the portraits are so often accompanied by photographs and life stories that one might as well pursue the analogy and accept this as a biographical show.

Interestingly, the Indians and the Yankees are considering roughly the same options: the Indians would like to sign the slugger Manny Ramirez, but in lieu of that, they may well pursue Mussina and attempt to sign O'Neill to play right field.

The suit also points to the potential for litigation against Pakistani government officials, a route Mr. Khan may very well pursue.

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.

"I think we are in a position to take our time and explore and digest as well as pursue.

Since then, the firm has been able to repair some of its properties and prepare sales or initial public offerings of others, as well as pursue new acquisitions.

Nancy argued that young people would do well to pursue Mr. Stephens's vision of mentor-guided "self-directed, project-based learning" in college.

"Samsung can improve its profits as we are positioned well to pursue technology improvements, steadily, based on solid corporate fundamentals," Lee said.