Sentence examples for examining difficult from inspiring English sources

I see a woman who is profoundly committed to the idea of a university, to examining difficult ideas and welcoming all points of view".

Trained to complexity, accustomed to examining difficult and disconnected phenomena and searching them for patterns and connections, they have drawn the conclusions that the rest of the American people must now understand if this last opportunity is not to be lost.

Run by recently retired volunteers and structured to build trust and interaction among the 30 or so participants, the workshop sessions are a quick getaway that enable busy people to push the pause button, reflect on their futures and examine difficult-to-discuss topics, said Ronald J. Manheimer, the former director of the center and creator of the eight-year-old program.

Photographing the girl, Ms. Dijkstra affects the sympathetic dispassion of a family doctor examining a difficult patient.

In examining these difficult case sets from the PERFORMS scheme, most errors were due to key abnormal mammographic features not being seen.

[NYT] WWD examined a difficult challenge for social networking in fashion — how to get men to become more involved.

The Fed also examined how difficult it would be to unwind the combined banks should they show signs of collapsing.

"The Private Franklin," which she wrote with Eugenia W. Herbert, examined his difficult relationship with his wife, Deborah, whom he often did not see for years.

He examines a difficult period of history through a series of intense personal relationships that draw the reader in to a world that seems ecstatic and doomed at the same time.

For an inquiry intended to examine rigorously difficult issues, such as whether foreign ownership of the big clubs makes them less committed to promoting English talent, questions will be asked about the rigour of Dyke's appointments.

They are being used by both sides, causing people to examine the difficult subject and form an opinion as to whether we should protect our most vulnerable or eliminate them.