Sentence examples for a long examination from inspiring English sources

That was the beginning of a long examination of the choices she had made.

But this new meltdown is different from the others, the famed bond manager tells The New York Times as part of a long examination of how we arrived at this point.

The French philosopher and telegenic celebrity offers a meditation on the "inner work on Judaism," which he says has guided his adventures in revolutionary politics, in an eclectic treatise that includes a long examination of resurgent anti-Semitism.

Then, after a long examination of the lay of the land, he missed a 6-foot putt on the 18th that would have allowed him to salvage a half-point for the United States.

Teachers and students are now caught between a long examination history for selection purposes and continued large-scale national English language testing, and this recent curriculum reform promoting formative classroom assessment practices.

I will say it hurt a lot less badly in a long examination than it would on a short one".

Despite such complexity, a nearly 15 years long examination of breast cancer transcriptome profiles resulted in substantial contributions into subtyping and assessment of the prognostic (providing information on the likely outcome of the cancer disease in an untreated individual) and predictive (providing information on the likely benefit from treatment) value of gene signatures.

A disadvantage is the comparatively long examination time.

Jere Longman's article is a long overdue examination of the epidemic of agony among premier women's college basketball players.

THE NAG'S HEAD The Nag's Head cemented our impression that the real issue facing strip establishments today should not be widespread closure but a long, thoughtful examination of their playlists.

Further, a long term examination of wetlands in prairie Canada suggested that wetland degradation had occurred there throughout inter-annual fluctuations in water levels [40].