Sentence examples for discovering which ones from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kaling (a writer and star of "The Office") divides bachelors into boys and men, while Ms. Dratch (best known as Debbie Downer on "Saturday Night Live") separates nice guys from "the Fonzies," but the arc of discovering which ones to pursue is the same.

On the other hand, making explicit that platitudes must also be true seems to entail that they are genuine 'truisms' (Lynch 2005c), though discovering which ones are truly indefeasible is a further difficulty one made more difficult by the possibility of error theories (e.g., Devlin 2003) suggesting that instances of the T-schema are universally false.

After finally discovering which one you learn that they are in fact a fledgling god/demon (type thing)(there should be many references/encounters with a cult throughout the game) Once you defeat it (through some non violent act, possibly using logic ala man destroying god in hitchhikers guide) you can now leave the house again and the hole in you cellar is gone.

Justice Department officials said that it would be far too costly and require too much pa per work for the Government to keep tabs on all draft‐age men and thus discover which ones did not register.

There are one or two of the hits that don't really hold up, and it's easily discovered which ones they are because they don't show up on our set lists.

To semantically analyze these interpretations and discover which ones are legal, we implemented and extended the Inheritance Graph, a semantic analysis formalism which supports constant-time access to type and use-definition information for all names defined in a program.

Building on that research, this new study tested more than 30 bile acids in an attempt to discover which ones were most effective in blocking the liver-specific transporters.

"The regrettable truth of the matter is we don't have really good tools to determine from the sea of cancers we discover, which ones are the bad ones," Dr. Andriole said.

Today, companies are able to test messaging in real-time, trying dozens of variants to discover which ones create the desired behavior most efficiently.

The FDIC's report, called the quarterly banking profile, comes a day after bank regulators began a rigorous stress-testing of the biggest U.S. banks to discover which ones are healthy and which ones require more capital.

I've found a good tool for doing this on the Business Balls Web site (i.e., the time log under "time management tips", but there are many other useful tips and I leave it up to you to discover which ones suit you the best).