Sentence examples for for a thorough examination from inspiring English sources
Q. Derek's brain has been sent to Boston University for a thorough examination.
In Washington, the Business Software Alliance, a group representing software makers worldwide, said Tuesday that it was encouraged by the government's delay and hoped for "a thorough examination of the related technology issues".
A WAVEWATCH III hindcast study with surface winds from the Final Global Tropospheric Analysis FNLL) provides 10 years of spectral wave data for a thorough examination of the wave resource around the world.
They were taken to hospital for a thorough examination, suffering from severe dehydration and sunburn.
The intention was for a thorough examination of the club's business and some staff have already left in the meantime.
Thomsen charges $1,000 and up for a thorough examination and written report; you can even have the dye analyzed in a lab.
"Even today, there are veterans on death row with PTSD that was unexplored at their trial or undervalued for its pernicious effects". Dieter called for an "thorough examination" of America's veterans on death row, targeting the timing of the report to the Veterans Day observance on Wednesday.
The 60 Minutes piece reported that the EEOC investigation has expanded beyond mere salary to other issues, which is good news for anyone seeking a thorough examination but possibly bad news for anyone hoping to speed this process along.
But Wada, based in the Canadian city of Montreal, announced on Tuesday morning its intentions to take the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, following a "thorough examination of the evidence".
That means continuing with the work that had always been intended for the current mission: a thorough examination of the shuttle's thermal protection system for any damage, using an array of new cameras and laser systems.
Frebel's precise, painstaking quest for knowledge begins with a thorough examination of large sky surveys photographic and photometric surveys of large swaths of the night sky, like the Sloan Digital Sky Survey or the Hamburg/ESO Survey — to identify potential objects of interest.
