Sentence examples for details sought from inspiring English sources

A year late and still lacking details sought by Long Islanders involved in fighting cancer, the state Health Department issued maps last week showing the incidence of breast cancer by ZIP Code.

While institute officials would not be more specific, it is understood that some requests involved airport terminals and towers, federal office buildings, parking garages and museums, and that the details sought sometimes included mechanical, electrical and structural systems.

In these last weeks of summer the Weekend section has been inviting readers to enjoy a series of details sought and captured by Librado Romero, a staff photographer for The New York Times, and to seek out the works in which they appear.

In these last weeks of summer the Weekend section invites readers to enjoy a series of details sought and captured by Librado Romero, a staff photographer for The New York Times, and to seek out the works in which they appear.

Details sought from principal investigators of each participating study included data that had been collected on each woman's reproductive history and various other factors that may be relevant to the aetiology of breast cancer, including the women's consumption of alcohol and tobacco.

The author obtained and reviewed a copy of every article identified from this search; articles were excluded if they were not actually clinical trials of acupuncture; letters and brief articles were also excluded as they were unlikely to have the details sought.

Mr. Handler's letter ricocheted around Wall Street on Monday as investors and analysts pored over its granular details seeking to assure the markets and gossiped about the firm's effort to address virtually every rumor imaginable.

Nowadays, it's all about sharing trip details, seeking help from strangers and interacting as much as possible along the way.

Whatever declaration emerges from the meeting, it is highly unlikely that it will give the kind of detail sought by Athens, which wants to know the terms under which any loans would be made.

Whatever declaration emerges from the meeting, it is unlikely that it will give the kind of detail sought by Athens, which wants to know the terms under which any loans would be made.

Commissioner Paul S. Atkins said the revised proposal was much better than the one offered in 2000, but questioned whether the level of detail sought by the agency might produce lengthy, "unappealing" brochures.