Sentence examples for good at examining from inspiring English sources

Hampe is particularly good at examining the intersection between sex, politics and metaphysics.

When I interviewed John Humphrys, the infamous interrogator of BBC Radio 4's Today programme, about the findings, he conceded what everyone outside the media suspects: "We are not awfully good at examining our own issues".

Konner is good at examining the pressures of place and time -- beginning with the way ancient Israel's location as a buffer between great warring nations helped shape a national identity characterized by a hatred of foreign occupation and a defiance of temporal powers.

Indeed, he was so good at examining the work of his employees that they coined the term "the Hewlett effect" to explain how projects that they thought worked perfectly would inevitably reveal some flaw after Mr. Hewlett began exploring them, Mr. Young said.

Some GPs thought they over-used radiography because they lacked skills in clinical examination: We have got so much to work with that... many (of us)... will never be any good at examining a back.

This is because nerds are good at examining pros and cons, comparison and contrasts, theses and rebuttals.

Wikipedia does a pretty good job at examining PMS.

Objectives This paper presents further analysis of a study aimed at examining the determinants of good health and successful ageing in an area of deprivation.

Accordingly, this section aims at examining regional-specific dynamic adjustment mechanisms when a positive shock hits the economy in good and bad times.

The NHS may be poor at examining patients, but it is tremendous at examining itself.

We're left thinking we had to look at this for our own good, that examining an unconscious woman's private bruises doubles as — what?