Sentence examples for deliberately search from inspiring English sources

Wyden and Udall called the statement "somewhat misleading", in a 24 June letter to Alexander, as it implies "the law does not allow the NSA to deliberately search for the records of particular Americans".

They told Alexander they consider it "somewhat misleading", as it implies that the NSA "has the ability to determine how many American communications it has collected under section 702, or that the law does not allow the NSA to deliberately search for the records of particular Americans".

It has been written that Dr. Eugene Dubois was the first person to ever deliberately search for fossils of human ancestors.

Our aim is not only to deliberately search for interactions but ultimately to investigate their function in the ecosystem.

He speaks slowly and deliberately, searching for the exact words he wants".Colombia was dominated by paramilitaries and guerrillas," he says.

But deliberately searching for or clicking on a link that you know will send you to the same picture does (particularly if there is a warning issued beforehand).

Rather than deliberately searching for this, the system acts as a more active participant to assist and augment the human decision makers.

Richard Carrigan, a physicist from Fermilab in Illinois, makes no bones about it: he's deliberately searching for alien hardware.

Martins's memoir details how in the weeks leading up to the Baga massacre, Boko Haram deliberately searched for people from the towns like Baga and Doro that had previously resisted incursions by Boko Haram.

Data was deliberately searched for instances that expressed views contrary to prevailing themes; none were found.

They moved deliberately in search of food, churning the water, swirling at our flies.