Sentence examples for examining what is from inspiring English sources

With that in mind, it's worth examining what is at stake in this debate for retailers and consumer goods importers.

Georg Friedrich Kersting captures the great Caspar David Friedrich standing alone in his studio, examining what is presumably another of his "solitary-man-in-nature" oils.

Republican leadership aides are now hastily examining what is publicly available about Mr. Scalise's background to determine what else may come up.

This type of categorical thinking poses a major problem: the focus is on defining dance rather than examining what is onstage.

The ICO defended the 15 months it had taken to determine that Google's policy does not comply with privacy laws: "It's not just about examining what is and isn't in the privacy policy itself.

The Stanford Center on Poverty and Inequality, one of the country's three federally-funded poverty centers, is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to monitoring trends in poverty and inequality, examining what is driving those trends, and developing science-based policy on poverty and inequality.

"We will be examining what's going on closely.

"I looked at postdoc positions, companies, and also teaching positions, just examining what was out there".

Over this time, Victor Bailey at Sydney collaborated with Martyn in examining what was called the 'Luxemburg Effect'; the modulation of one wave travelling through the ionosphere by another.

A debriefing session is a method of examining what was said, versus what might have been heard, in addition to identifying any red flags.

Star, a zine set up in Barcelona in 1974, was probably the first publication to really start examining what was going on outside of Spain.