Sentence examples for ascertaining exactly from inspiring English sources

While reading Anne Trubek's essay "What Muncie Read" (Nov. 27), I wondered by what criteria she deemed a found library ledger more fruitful in ascertaining exactly what people read than "diary entries or sales figures".

"We'll be working with him and our officers will be interviewing him and ascertaining exactly the circumstances and the context around why he would make such, such, these comments".

In addition to this theoretical uncertainly, there is also considerable practical uncertainty in ascertaining exactly which panels were used in each study, especially in studies where more than one panel was used.

Although ascertaining exactly how or when the person acquired his infection was not possible, he did report having been bitten once and scratched on a number of occasions by macaques at Sangeh.

I rang a journalist friend in Beijing to ascertain exactly what had happened.

"Everyone is just trying to ascertain exactly what's happened," he said.

How to ascertain exactly when this happens may be a point still to be negotiated.

But the relief was suspended until further calculations could ascertain exactly how well the levels matched.

He said: "Before we can speak of response we have to ascertain exactly who was behind it.

He also said they would be unable to ascertain exactly whose device the website had come from.

[Editor Paul] Dacre... acted precipitately, in particular in failing to ascertain exactly what Mr Grant had said when he testified.