Sentence examples for ground examining from inspiring English sources

"There is less going over the same ground, examining what people are thinking.

About the The rapid assessment The rapid assessment conducted by the Education Cluster, which is co-led by UNICEF and Save the Children, was carried out by 14 NGOs and their partners on the ground, examining conditions at 589 learning centres including community schools, schools for the internal displaced and private schools.

The rapid assessment conducted by the Education Cluster, which is co-led by UNICEF and Save the Children, was carried out by 14 NGOs and their partners on the ground, examining conditions at 589 learning centres including community schools, schools for the internal displaced and private schools.

When we were permitted to come ashore, we walked down a stately ramp (that was the last of stateliness) into a huge warehouse, where every single item we had brought was set on the ground, examined and then hastily stuffed back in our luggage.

"The Hunting Ground" examines several college student sexual assault cases, including that of Erica Kinsman, who reported Florida State University quarterback Jameis Winston for rape in December 2012.

(The Earthjustice blog series Fertile Grounds examines the challenges and opportunities in ensuring access to healthy, sustainable and affordable food for all).

"The Hunting Ground" examines cases at other schools also under investigation by Department of Education, including Florida State University, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Carolina-Chapel and Harvard Law School

The exhibition breaks new ground in examining Copland's music and career "from a sufficiently broad cultural perspective," Dr. Levin wrote in the book's introduction.

In this study, we tread new ground by examining the link between intent to disclose information and the actual disclosure.

The current project breaks new ground, in examining the impact of a brief inpatient intervention for alcohol-related facial trauma in a predominantly indigenous sample.

Analogous to how the competitive exclusion principle has created a framework to examine forces that cause species coexistence, our work on ecological patterning will hopefully lay the ground for examining mechanisms that shape patterning in microbial communities.