Sentence examples for examination to try from inspiring English sources

" … you sort of abridge your examination to try and make it a little better, so you don't have to put the patient through as much prodding.

Mr. Levander asked about the differences during cross-examination to try to raise doubt about the government's case.

We all reach a point in our lives where we develop a need for self-examination, to try to pinpoint the events that may be responsible for aspects of our personalities or relationship behaviors that we cannot otherwise explain.

They wanted the court to declare that forced examinations used to try to prove gay sex had taken place amounted to "degrading treatment" and a violation of human rights.

Examiners were instructed to try to conduct this examination as objectively as possible.

They differ from astronomy because the subject of astronomy is sensible; it needs examination and the astronomer has to try to find out the causes.

Even when the target tumour is so small that it is hard to detect by chest radiographs and detectable only by chest CT scans, it is valuable to try bronchoscopic examination initially because the tumour may be visible through X-ray fluoroscopy by scanning from various directions.

Mr. Martin O'Connor (for Miss Hamnett) resuming his cross-examination yesterday, invited Mr. Crowley to try his magic in court.

The government plans to change immigration rules by December 1 to allow medical examinations of children seeking asylum to try to determine their age.

STONY BROOK Charles B. Wang Center "Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race," examination of the Nazi leadership's use of science to try to legitimize persecution and murder.

Though he got his degree and was offered a job with the Sony Corporation, he decided to try his luck with the newspaper industry's famously difficult hiring examinations.