Sentence examples for examined a list of from inspiring English sources

One paper examined a list of "individualistic" words, and found them increasing in American books (through Google's Ngram tool).

— and examined a list of Shrubs, "vinegared syrups, popular during Colonial American times," paired with liquor and served over ice, with soda.

Mr. Shulman and his company examined a list of 32 million passwords that an unknown hacker stole last month from RockYou, a company that makes software for users of social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace.

Now the government has indicted Larry F. Stewart, the laboratory director for the Secret Service, with lying when he testified that he examined a list of Ms. Stewart's holdings prepared by Mr. Bacanovic and determined that a notation "@ 60" had been written in a different ink from other entries on the page -- suggesting that the document had been altered to bolster their claim about the agreement.

It also examined a list of 'selectors' (such as email addresses) that requested information on a list of UK nationals or individuals who were under surveillance in such operations.

The analysis, by Martin A. Sullivan of Tax Analysts, examined a list of 176 advocacy organizations that were ultimately approved for tax exempt status by the IRS during the period when the service admits to having targeted certain conservative groups with inappropriate criteria.

Salovey promised to examine a list of student demands prepared by Yale's Black Student Alliance.

She highlighted a number of "missed opportunities" by HMRC inquisitors to examine a list of 6,800 UK-related accounts provided in 2010 by French authorities.

But Philippine officials said the man must reappear in 10 days and that they were examining a list of 10 people linked to a computer college in Manila.

Both are members of the New York Mycological Society, and they were examining a list of places within the five boroughs where other members had found mushrooms.

On March 1, the commission is to meet in Albany to examine a list of prospective sites prepared by the State Education Department and the New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.