Sentence examples for Look into a question from inspiring English sources

Early this month, though, convinced that my territory includes what doesn't appear in the paper as well as what does, I began to look into a question arising from the past that weighs heavily on the present: Why had The Times failed to revisit its own coverage of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction?

The organization doing the review would set the terms of reference, said Field, but he said he "hoped" the review would look into a few questions: "Are the IPCC procedures what they should be?

The SEC is looking into a separate question: whether UBS's sale of American securities to American clients obliged it to register as a broker-dealer.

The search for a symbol began in 1950 when a committee was set up in order to look into the question of a European flag.

A future article will look into this question — and more.

As Mr. Barrett, a Liberal Democrat, began to look into the question, he uncovered more un-fun mouse facts.

One top RNC official promised "to look into" the question, but never followed up with an answer.

A presidential commission was named to look into the question and report its recommendations.

I called Karl Thompson, a lawyer at my firm who had previously been a Supreme Court law clerk, and asked whether he could look into the question over the weekend.

Britain's National Literacy Trust commissioned my research team to look into this question.

I look into that question, that koan, of Sam's disappearance and try to embrace the unexplainable.