Sentence examples for examination something from inspiring English sources

In Britain, Mr Dennehey regards Peer to Patent as a more up-to-date way for the public to submit observations during a patent examination, something already permitted by law.

Pottery was as skilled as any found elsewhere, although by the period under examination something of a paralysis had set in; certainly, many of the designs have a static quality, doubtless owing to the extensive use of molds.

Further evaluation of this significance would require extensive examination, something which would be beyond the aims of current research.

I was there for my annual physical examination, something I have done faithfully following cancer surgery exactly 20 years ago.

Perhaps a more fitting punishment would be to require Penn State to financially and institutionally support a more open, continuing self-examination, something needed for all educational institutions.

Schuster entered the Civil Service in 1899 and as a qualified lawyer was exempt from the required examinations, something that marked him as "different" from other civil service employees with whom he worked.

But I've found that if you need a more thorough examination, or something more serious, the waiting times are so long that I may as well have gone back to France".

And there is yet another person: careful examination reveals something protruding from Guyotat's neck like a cancerous growth, which turns out to be made up of a nose, a withered forehead, the outline of an upper lip, the profile of a man who is looking, with a certain gravity, in the same direction as the smoking man, although their gazes could not be more different.

The result is often a multi-faceted examination of something as simple as a loved one's hands.

I don't know what it is, if it's a break from that puzzle, and it's just a formal examination of something for me, or if it's like a visceral thing.

They may spark an idea or, upon later examination, offer something of value.