Sentence examples for getting to the source from inspiring English sources

However, the service is probably not getting to the source.

Jeff Baird Chicago, Aug. 13, 2009 • To the Editor: Re "Getting to the Source of the 'Death Panel' Rumor" (front page, Aug. 14): The lack of thoughtful debate on health care reform is breathtaking.

Re "Begging to Differ: Words and Meaning" (news article, Aug. 22) and "Getting to the Source of the 'Death Panel' Rumor" (front page, Aug. 14): I support helping the uninsured, but a provision in the House health bill (H.R. 3200) would use Medicare reimbursement to coerce elderly people to undergo the kind of end-of-life consultation the government deems appropriate.

"Getting to the source of what is difficult and how it hurts the client is always part of the process of therapy.

As with many physical and psychological ailments, we can medicate to treat symptoms, but without getting to the source of the problem, we reduce our children's chances of recovering from or coping with a mental health disorder.

Tearing the floor apart to get to the source is, of course, an option.

Bryce hangs a U-ie so we can get to the source: a makeshift church in an empty warehouse.

So Marge and the kids decide to infiltrate his dreams to get to the source -- namely, his dead mother (the voice of Glenn Close).

He can spot danger quicker than most, and either get to the source of it or direct his colleagues to do the same.

They say that investigations are not kept confidential and that little effort is made to get to the source of problems.

And Fred R. Shapiro, a librarian and etymologist at Yale Law School, thinks he's gotten to the source.