Sentence examples for examining some of from inspiring English sources
They are examining some of the earliest land that people settled on in Manhattan.
We will begin by examining some of Descartes's early works on method, physics and physiology.
And on the broadest level, it is a vivid prism for examining some of the largest themes in Africa's history.
In this case, you can learn a lot about possible causes by carefully examining some of the peeled-paint chips.
We will begin by examining some of the late scholastic discussions concerning modes and qualities more generally.
In his latest project, the Princeton University senior is examining some of the ways that technology and education mix.
Now, we are re-examining some of our internal rules and structures.
David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the Office of Court Administration, said officials were re-examining some of the issues she raised.
And from there you could start re-examining some of the more implausible plot developments that have enlivened the show, and, well, that way lies madness.
The lawyers for the city were aggressive in cross-examining some of the family's witnesses yesterday, but they stumbled with their own witness.
Wednesday's conviction also raises the prospect of the police re-examining some of the cases that resulted from Mahmood's undercover operations.
