Sentence examples for examined very from inspiring English sources

"I think this whole issue needs to be examined very thoughtfully.

"I think it's shameful that slavery has not been examined very deeply in Brazil," Verás said.

"Popular culture is a thing on its own that needs to be examined very carefully, very philosophically," Mr. Whedon said by telephone from Los Angeles.

Each of the 175 participants in the study, and those joining later, will be examined very much like a trip to the doctors.

The government has now taken the position in Windsor that sexual-orientation classifications, when challenged on constitutional grounds, should be examined very carefully by courts and set aside unless a strong argument can be made in their defense.

The relationship just hasn't been examined very carefully, but we should all recognize that in higher education the strongest institutions generally have the most robust tenure systems, and in elementary and secondary, the states with the strongest teacher unions (and tenure systems) tend to have the highest student performance.

So we been examining very closely the productivity problems of our travelers".

"It is something we will examine very carefully before we actually take it on.

Urman and her writers have been able to use the heightened reality of the show to examine very real issues.

There is no easy answer, but it is a question that we will examine very seriously in the coming months".

We fail to honour the dead if we do not examine very carefully the reasons for Saturday's crash.