Sentence examples for a difficult inquiry from inspiring English sources

Detectives say this is a difficult inquiry whose findings have exposed stark contradictions.

The detectives who had so often worked with Ms Dando to try and crack an unsolved case or prompt fresh evidence in a difficult inquiry now found themselves having to investigate the murder of the young woman they regarded as a friend.

This is, in fact, a difficult question that has stubbornly resisted inquiry across studies.

Insofar as it is more complicated, an evaluation of affidavits based on hearsay involves a more difficult inquiry.

"This has been an incredibly tragic case to investigate and today's sentences bring this difficult inquiry to a close".

"We pay tribute to the commissioner for the fairness, thoroughness and sensitivity with which he has conducted this difficult inquiry," say the MPs.

She failed to do so and for that reason I believe it is as well she is not going to be in charge of another, very difficult, inquiry.

The far more difficult inquiry posed by these facts is whether the granting to these petitioners, at this particular stage of these proceedings, of sweeping discovery as a prelude to a full hearing on the issue of alleged unlawful surveillance can fairly be inferred from the enactment by Congress of the two statutes relied on in the Court's opinion.

On the other hand, agents will need higher skills as the remaining calls now include a greater share of difficult inquiries.

In 2007, his second year in office, the National Post disclosed that Team Harper had drawn up a guidebook for the Conservative chairs of parliamentary committees, advising them how to use delays, obstruction and confusion to block difficult inquiries.

The company claims that using these chatbots, customers can reduce call volume to help desks and customer service by 15-20 percent, using the standard argument that it should free humans to handle more difficult inquiries.