Sentence examples for be probed by from inspiring English sources

That action could be probed by the public inquiry.

What goes on inside the Dolphins locker room is to be probed by New York attorney Ted Wells for the NFL.

Under South Korea's constitution, the incumbent president cannot be charged with a criminal offence except insurrection or treason but she can still be probed by prosecutors and potentially charged after leaving office.

The government would still be in trouble if it were shown to have altered its policies in return for Enron's cash or favours, a question which the Tories and Liberal Democrats say should be probed by a public inquiry.

More Blind Date than Pop Idol, the contestants lined up to be probed by TV's favourite agony aunt - David Elstein playing Cilla Black - to explain why they should be sent on a week for two in Faliraki with the newly single ITV.

In September, the 40-year-old professor of particle physics and straight-talking northern lad enthused the nation by describing the mysteries of the universe that would be probed by the world's most complex machine, the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva.

Stories of our quest for romantic fulfilment abound, De Botton remarks; conversely, however, "the story of our quest for love from the world" is apparently little told - it is "a more secret and shameful tale" whose crevices and clefts can only now be probed by our author.

These effects can be probed by polarized optical responses from different samples.

After sex, a male octopus is probably not expecting to be probed by a female.

General relativity (GR) can be probed by several tests in the weak gravitational field limit.

Surface reconstruction will be probed by low-energy electron diffraction (LEED), Auger electron spectroscopy (AES), and scanning tunneling microscopy (STM).