Sentence examples for close interrogation from inspiring English sources

More than 13m people who arrive at Heathrow each year come from an American airport, where they endure close interrogation and strict security standards.

With statistical practice increasingly becoming an essential component of research efforts across the sciences, this review article highlights the compelling role of statistics in ensuring that research findings in the animal sciences are reproducible in other words, able to withstand close interrogation and independent validation.

Benjamin's negative dialectic provides the tools for subjecting buildings to closer interrogation.

Or, to put it another way, to wrestle it to the ground for a closer interrogation.

Yet closer interrogation of statistics relating to care needs, and care provision at population levels demonstrate the relationality of care giving and receiving in contemporary society.

In the early Cold War period, the emergence of West Germany as a bulwark against the Soviet menace tended to discourage a closer interrogation of German cultural values.

Future research will involve closer interrogation of samples containing CN in the context of acquisition date and location of find to identify how CN may have been used in archaeological practice.

"There may be interrogation techniques that require close examination and extensive briefings," Leahy said.

Our figures are higher than those of previous reports and possibly reflect the (1) community-based nature of this study; (2) specificity associated with close, retrospective interrogation of patient databases; (3) possible earlier capture of disease before hospital presentation and (4) unrestricted age allowed in our study compared with the Scottish Registry.

He then closed his interrogation with a question that put a lump in my throat.

The CIA terminated the contract in mid-2009, several months after President Obama formally closed the interrogation program on his first day in office.