Sentence examples for are about to examine from inspiring English sources

Courts in Illinois and Texas are about to examine these issues, and a Senate Finance Committee hearing this morning may provide new light on how shareholders are affected when a company uses a Bermuda mail drop.

The F.D.A. is about to examine data suggesting that Avandia might not be so dangerous after all.

For now, with his patient on the $5-a-day drug malarone, he is confident that the slide he is about to examine under the microscope will be parasite-free.

Stretching from Casablanca to Xanadu and stopping in many a town in between, a wide-ranging, two-month series is about to examine America's filmmaking response to the upheaval of the 1940's, when World War II and its aftermath transformed national life.

As I was going into the exam room with her to see the baby myself, the resident spoke to me thoughtfully, reviewing some recent patients with measles she had cared for in the hospital, including a young child in the intensive care unit, and comparing them to the baby we were about to examine.

He is about to examine one when Beebe appears, chased by dogs.

The stability of Obama's numbers (especially the approval rating) continued in May, which (as we're about to examine) is remarkable compared to other presidents during the same time period in their terms.

If you are about to shop, be prepared to examine the specifications closely on any TV you are considering.

Maryland transportation officials are about to begin a four-year study examining where to build another crossing to relieve future traffic congestion on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Gov. Larry Hogan (R) said Tuesday.

The party is about to start examining the wisdom and practicalities of introducing a ringfenced tax which would involve a one pence increase in either income tax or National Insurance.

The picture was handed to the Dutch embassy in Bucharest and was about to be properly examined by experts.