Sentence examples for ascertaining where from inspiring English sources

My answers are all hypotheses, of course, but through 40 years of working with multiple sports one of my gifts is ascertaining where athletes are at and where they need to go.

Ascertaining where the truth lies among the differing accounts of the temporal contents of our immediate experience is interesting and intriguing in itself.

(The fact-finder is the person or body responsible for ascertaining where the truth lies on disputed questions of fact and in whom the power to decide on the verdict vests. The fact-finder is also called "trier of fact" or "judge of fact". Fact-finding is the task of the jury or, for certain types of cases and in countries without a jury system, the judge).

In L.A., those who stay through the credits are usually industry wannabes looking to see who was credited, location freak/travel writers like myself ascertaining where the movie was shot (in this case, mostly Santa Clarita and Morocco), and/or diehard fans of the flick.

The diaphonemic approach gets away from the assumption that linguistic communities are homogeneous, allows multiple varieties to be described in the same terms (something important for situations where people have abilities in more than one variety), and helps in ascertaining where speakers make diaphonic identifications as a result of similarities and differences between the varieties involved.

Further tests are planned to ascertain where the contamination could have originated.

"But we take everything seriously these days, and we wanted to ascertain where this information came from, so the schools could help us with that".

One of the most common mistakes people make when buying rural land -- particularly large, multiacre parcels -- is failing to ascertain where the boundary lines are.

"Try to ascertain where you're at," said Manuel Gomez, president of MG Security Services and a former New York police sergeant and Federal Bureau of Investigation agent.

Having ascertained where Weyman could be found, Bannerman took up with the Naval Intelligence people in New York the matter of bringing about the impostor's arrest for impersonating a naval officer.

I took the time to research the proposal before entering the voting booth, and then I examined the ballot itself inside the booth to ascertain where to vote for the proposal.