Sentence examples for be to examine how from inspiring English sources
The next step will be to examine how much of that bleached coral has died.
An urgent task for the finance ministers will be to examine how the Community can bridge the yawning gap between revenue and spending this year.
A priority of the Lambert initiative will be to examine how cannabidiol, a non-intoxicating compound in cannabis, works to treat paediatric epilepsy, and to explore whether other compounds identified as having the most potential can treat the condition.
He then asks, "if controlling the cost of health care fails, what is Plan B?" I would suggest that Plan B should be to examine how other advanced democracies have managed to provide health care coverage to all, while spending less of their gross domestic product on health care than we do in the United States.
Boeings are the same wherever they fly; Fords must suit the needs of local markets.Mr Mulally's first task at Ford's glass-walled headquarters in Dearborn will be to examine how the company has managed to become so cut off from its customers.
An interesting direction for future research would be to examine how these four factors interact with each other to influence the relationship between leader creativity and subordinate OCB.
Another good activity is to examine how news relating to immigration is presented in the media.
The purpose was to examine how "free data" policies proposed in the review would affect the businesses of trading funds.
Another (admittedly crude) way to approach the question of open access to knowledge is to examine how easy it is to get to the school's research.
The aim of the two-day gathering is to examine how law can be used to further the empowerment of women and enhance gender diversity.
