Sentence examples for be looking to identify from inspiring English sources

In particular, the spacecraft will be looking to identify hydrogen molecules in the plume, which would help quantify hydrothermal activity occurring on the ocean floor.

He was looking to identify the thing that he knew he disagreed with.

He said police were "looking to identify and recover" the weapon.

This time, though, he's looking to identify with a black woman who's treated as property.

Nothing has been confirmed regarding the next budget, but we are looking to identify what needs to be done to support education and youth activities in the longer term, including following the mayoral election in May 2016.

After the 2011 Booker prize drew criticism over judges' search for "readability", and for a book's ability to "zip along", the Folio is looking "to identify works of fiction in which the story being told and the subjects being explored achieve their most perfect and thrilling expression".

"We are looking to identify targets to keep us strong," said the Swansea boss.

Suppose that we are looking to identify the value for me of drinking this cup of coffee.

"We're looking to identify people who will do something great with their lives, people with talent and energy and ambition," McGrath says.

"We are looking to identify if adding a vegetable extract to processed food can actually protect the body from absorbing the 'bad' fats which exist in these types of products.

As the CEO and chief asteroid miner of Planetary Resources, Inc. in Redmond, Washington, the 42-year-old aerospace engineer is looking to identify how the materials in near-Earth asteroids namely metals and water can be used to one day facilitate long-haul space missions and travel, and even save the Earth's resources from being overused.