Sentence examples for about to probe from inspiring English sources
The U.S. Department of Justice continues to go aggressively after U.S. citizens who have hidden assets abroad, with a senior U.S. Internal Revenue Service figure saying this month the authority was about to probe at least one bank.
Jenke et al. [8] used a Pt-coated Si tip with a radius of about 380 nm to probe the electrostatic force generated above embedded nanoelectrodes in the vertical (Z) direction.
Fanning out around the world — to the plains of Mongolia, the dusty grasslands of Namibia, the high rises of Tokyo and the streets of San Francisco — Mr. Balmès and his crew set out, about three years ago, to probe a network of mysterious creatures who speak a common idiom barely comprehensible to the rest of us.
In order to find out what you can talk about, you have to probe for things you have in common.
And the national press almost seems more uncertain about when and whether to probe into politicians' private lives than it was in the days when The Miami Herald cheerfully ran a photograph of Donna Rice sitting side-saddle on Gary Hart's lap.
It was also difficult to probe about inconsistencies in the participant's reporting of sex because these may have been related to multiple partners, and we were aware of the ethical and social and implications raising such issues too critically during interviews with male partners.
The pre-final version of the ASES was tested in few subjects with shoulder problems to probe about the understanding of the questionnaire.
The questionnaire has 16 general filter questions, and 22 optional questions to probe about the severity or link with WC use.
In-depth interviews were selected given the sensitivity of discussing sexual activity among young people; one-on-one sessions offered participants the chance to speak more freely and offered the interviewer the opportunity to probe about barriers and drivers to contraceptive use.
London-based Warren Ackerman of Evolution Securities then tried to probe Kraft about the future for Cadbury's UK workforce.
When Guandique's lawyers tried to probe Condit about his relationship with Levy, and to cast doubt on his alibi, the trial judge sustained the prosecution's objections.
