Sentence examples for getting a snapshot from inspiring English sources

"We know we are only getting a snapshot of what's happening, but fear and apprehension are clearly evident among Muslim women," he said.

"Among microbes, I think we've done a pretty darn good job of getting a snapshot of what colors exist on Earth," Rothschild said.

One way of getting a snapshot of their lives would be to rummage through their rubbish, and that is pretty much what metabolomics does".If I asked someone to hold their breath for a while and we were monitoring their genome, we would think nothing had happened," says David Wishart, head of the Human Metabolome Project at the University of Alberta in Canada.

As a consequence, researchers have been getting a snapshot of Napa every time the satellite goes overhead, every 12 days.

Instead of getting a snapshot, the 10,000 people in Facebook's first "feedback panel" will be surveyed monthly for six months to see how their satisfaction with the site changes and why.

For the cloud analysis our goal was to include as many different cloud coverage values as possible; getting a "snapshot" of the sky brightness at the same time as the cloud coverage measurement was taken, and for a variety of weather conditions, was more important than sampling unchanging skies over several hours.

The recipient will get a snapshot of your current whereabouts.

What a documentary does is get a snapshot of  what the reality is".

The agency said the public can get a snapshot of overall delays at its Web site, faa.gov.

Talk with the current owner and get a snapshot of the customers he or she currently has.

You can also use a metasearch site like Kayak.com to get a snapshot of available flight alternatives.