Sentence examples for examinations of how from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kennedy said that he and the governor had discussed the research on fracking, including examinations of how frequently the concrete well casings used in fracking fail, exposing potential toxins.
Both of their books are careful examinations of how the Internet appears to challenge existing ideas about some very large and basic issues: free speech, privacy, democratic decision-making, intellectual property, law enforcement and national sovereignty.
But this year it has taken on more significance as Republicans undertake examinations of how to improve their prospects in 2014 and 2016 and activists seek new reasons for optimism at the start of President Obama's second term.
Examples of the work made possible by these underwater stays include ocean acidification studies and examinations of how herbivore diversity may be manipulated to conserve and restore degrading reefs — knowledge critical to life on earth.
In late 2011, I was looking to wrap up a series of articles I had been doing on the power of the gun lobby and its impact on gun laws, including in-depth examinations of how the National Rifle Association and others had pushed to enable people with a history of mental illness, as well as felons, to get their gun rights restored.
These include examinations of how predation risk and its variation affect decision making in animals and how learning affects these responses.
I hope he will just examine the situation that he is in and make a careful examination of how best to serve the Haitian people at this time".
The study examined personality stability in a unique way and suggests a further examination of how Openness in children manifests in later behavior.
Tropico is an examination of how institutions are inevitably flawed because they're comprised of people.
