Sentence examples for establishing where from inspiring English sources

The difficulty, as with any list, is in establishing where the silences are, or to make excuses for them.

The Hungarian scientists are using the gamma method to compare pottery from eight sites with a variety of clay samples in hope of establishing where the pots arose.

Establishing where the next mayor stands on education is crucial for advocates, because a number of unresolved issues will fall to Mr. Bloomberg's successor.

The scene in question occurs early in the Ghostbusters sequel, as the film sets about establishing where our characters have moved onto since the fateful night of Gozer's attack on New York City.

At the same time, mount a big U.N.-coordinated humanitarian effort centered on enclaves for refugees in Turkey, Jordan and elsewhere, establishing, where possible, safe corridors to these havens.

General Petraeus, who at that point was more than three hours into the hearing, responded that "there has indeed been progress in the political arena," and then said, in an elaborate answer that might not have satisfied Mrs. Clinton, "there's even sort of a political-military calculus that you have to consider, again, in establishing where the conditions are met to make further reductions".

Starting with the United States, the UK is re-establishing where it stands on key issues, always, of course, assessed against the UK national interest.

You have to establish where the original stone came from.

"Inquiries continue to establish where the offence took place.

It has not been established where they stayed during the first two weeks after their arrival.

"Police are trying to establish where the lion may have come from".