Sentence examples for whilst seeking from inspiring English sources

"This disclosure paints a different picture – of a peer who attacks clean energy whilst seeking to extend the lifetime of the coal industry in this country".

He attributed the credit to Churchill who had converted ministers to their potential, whilst seeking out the expertise of the Admiralty in designing armour plating.

With both business and development experience ToughStuff's founders have been able to demonstrate that it is possible, and we believe desirable, to create a viable enterprise whilst seeking to improve the lives of people living in abject poverty.

The immediate issue for London's politicians and planners is – or ought to be - how best to use their powers to manage the effects of gentrification within regeneration strategies that help the majority of their residents, especially those who need it most, whilst seeking to cope with London's population growth.

Sarah Wootton, chief executive of Dignity in Dying, said, "Debbie railed against the hypocrisy of the current law, which turns a blind eye to people travelling abroad to die, whilst seeking to protect them by threatening the imprisonment of their loved ones after their death".

"We will continue to maintain the waterpark whilst seeking a sale".

International agricultural carbon market projects face significant challenges in delivering greenhouse gas mitigation objectives whilst also seeking to provide additional benefits for poverty alleviation.

The obvious answer is that we should strive so to reform them that they can be in practice justified, and that answer is certainly available to consequentialists, on the plausible assumption that maintaining our present practices, whilst also seeking their reform, is likely to do more good or less harm than abandoning them.

The narrative itself is loosely played with, especially at the start, diverging down different avenues whilst vaguely seeking a chronological path (of sorts).

In Calais, around 6,000 refugees, asylum seekers and migrants are living in the so-called 'Jungle', with many suffering under poor living conditions and risking their lives whilst they seek entry into the UK via the Port of Calais or Eurotunnel terminus.

Executive director John MacBeath has taken the reins whilst City seek Cook's successor.