1. following or chasing someone or something in order to catch or reach them
Usage: present participle of pursue
2. trying to achieve or obtain something over time
Usage: present participle of pursue
3. continuing with an activity or course of action
Usage: present participle of pursue

Examples

• The police were pursuing the suspect through the downtown area.
• She is pursuing a degree in computer science.
• He spent years pursuing his dream of becoming a professional musician.
• The detective is pursuing several leads in the case.
• They are pursuing a more sustainable business model.
• The company is pursuing new markets in Asia.
• She decided against pursuing the matter further.