I'll investigate

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

I'll investigate restaurants that have opened since the start of 2008 and spotlight my favorites, tagging them Outstanding Newcomers.

Over the past few years, every time I've gone abroad, I've made a mental note that when I get back I'll investigate.

I will investigate immediately!

I will investigate every single allegation".

Depending on the nature of the concern, I will investigate on behalf of families and liaise with the service or various teams in CMG to ensure we address the issues fully.

In a series of articles over the coming weeks, I will investigate how science gets into parliament and, crucially, try to identify ways the relationship between scientists and politicians could be made better for everyone concerned.

When I propose to a research council or similar body that I will investigate a set of research questions in relation to a particular set of data, the research council decides whether those are good questions to apply to that dataset, and in the period during which I am funded by that research council, I investigate those questions, so that at the end of the research I can produce my answers.

I will investigate two feasible distributions ( {F}_{tilde{C}}(x) ) for ( tilde{C}left(m,vright) ): the Normal distribution and the Pareto type II (Lomax) distribution.

In his reply, Dr Coutts said: "If you would like to provide me with any names or evidence of waiting list irregularities I will investigate this matter".

As in the previous studies, a difference-in-difference research design will be used: I will investigate whether the decline in mortality was greater for cancer sites (breast, lung, colon, etc).

Each individual interprets their world through their individual filters, cognitive schemes and perception, and I will investigate that subjective, individual understanding and its evolution into collective thinking through common future construing activities.