Sentence examples similar to being looked at much from inspiring English sources

As intrusive as a pat-down can be, there are no images to be looked at much less stored or circulated (except for all the YouTube videos of the pat-downs, that is).

Universities can help to pinpoint social problems to solve: Universities are very good at understanding social issues and how society changes – this is an area that hasn't been looked at much yet.

And natural beauty is partly what links artists like these and others to natural science and ethnographic painters of a century ago, like Taylor (1884-1968) and Knight (1874-1953), worke work needs to be looked at much more closely again.

It's a side of life that hasn't been looked at much in fiction.

We would like to see a framework in which sanitation is looked at much more comprehensively than we have seen so far in some countries".

We would be looking at much higher prices — and voters would be even angrier.

"We are looking at much more complex cases than we were 10 years ago," Ms. Jardini said.

Women's groups put up posters of vulvas on the walls and confused men and boys who had been looking at much the same thing in porn magazines.

"We're looking at much more complex situations but doing so with fewer and fewer people," a senior official at a nuclear weapons lab said of arms intelligence.

"And you are looking at much heavier supply of the most profitable vehicles and major inroads by foreign manufacturers in trucks and sport utility vehicles".

If we can't look to them to increase capacity then we're looking at much more high cost regions, and the difficult geologies like tar sands, shale and deep water.