Sentence examples for hard at work identifying from inspiring English sources
"We are hard at work identifying the attorneys to conduct the review.
Researchers are hard at work identifying specific genes and mutations (or variants) that play a role in the diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
"The middlemen, traders, refiners, transport companies, and anyone else that handles [Isis's] oil should know that we are hard at work identifying them, and that we have tools at hand to stop them," David Cohen, the undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence at the US treasury, warned.
The president also said he and his team were "hard at work in identifying additional measures," including extending tax cuts for the middle class that are scheduled to expire this year, increasing government investment in clean energy and rebuilding more infrastructure.
The Quicksearch Implementation team is currently hard at work resolving issues identified in testing, and doing a full extract and re-load of Orbis and Morris.
Dr. Cotsarelis, who describes himself as "enamored with the hair follicle," has been hard at work on balding scalps since he identified hair follicle stem cells in mice in 1990, when he was a postdoctoral fellow.
Google now says it's hard at work building tools to try to automatically identify extremist content.
And now there is an initiative -- not on the ballot yet, but signature gatherers are hard at work -- aimed at barring public agencies from identifying people by race or ethnicity except in special cases, like law enforcement.
The Prefect and other local authorities have identified other sites and UNICEF and partner NGOS are hard at work to set up basic services on these.
Underpaid Chinese and Russian scientists are hard at work right now creating chemicals to get Americans high, while their opposite numbers at the DEA work to identify molecules to ban.
"If there are changes to how we define diversity," said Greg W. Roberts, the dean of admission at the University of Virginia, referring to the court case, "then I expect schools will really work hard at identifying low-income students".
