Sentence examples for has really identified from inspiring English sources

"At the very moment you're expecting your officers to step up and move forward, you have a report that has really identified some institutional challenges," Wexler said.

"No one has really identified any single cause for total population declines," Blaustein says.

The company has really identified something to keep my kids engaged and motivated, which makes Bookboard stand out among the countless ebook services in the market.

It's a book that I (and probably thousands of others!) have really identified with.

"We've really identified three hot spots for mosquitoes: the Stamford-Greenwich area, where there were five human cases, the Bridgeport-Stratford area, five human cases there, and in Hartford and West Hartford, five cases".

Like Cleverley he hasn't really identified a position and has not had an impact on any game yet, not like he did at Everton.

But has science really identified "the nature of life"?

The profusion of LTR-retrotransposons within plant genomes, the abundance of structural variation of defective elements, and the recent discovery of nonautonomous elements raise the question to know whether the whole structural variety of nonautonomous LTR-retrotransposons has been really identified or whether novel structures remain to be characterized.

"I've had to really identify who I was and what my opinions were," Ms. Bergeron said, "because I've had to do a lot of defending myself and defending my family".

She added: "Tom Allen has really always closely identified as a Democrat.

For many years, scientists had really only identified apoptosis, leaving everything else as necrosis, which at the time basically amounted to, "We don't have a molecular explanation for this type of cell death". Today, necrosis is still somewhat of an umbrella term for pathways of undefined death, much of which stems from some kind of trauma like frostbite, a burn or a laceration.