Sentence examples for how about investigating from inspiring English sources

Never mind the "culture," how about investigating why he didn't know about this, why not one of this group of 30,000 highly trained and honorable Marines thought to raise a hand and suggest that this web site might be a problem.

In both areas the practitioners had poor knowledge of how echinococcosis is transmited, how it presents, and how to go about investigating bovine tuberculosis in humans.

In the last four years, "Sesame Street" has set itself a much larger goal: teaching nature, math, science and engineering concepts and problem-solving to a preschool audience — with topics like how a pulley works or how to go about investigating what's making Mr. Snuffleupagus sneeze.

Bachman (2007) pointed out that "the way we view abilities and contexts – whether we see these as essentially indistinguishable or as distinct – will determine, to a large extent, the research questions we ask and how we go about investigating these empirically" (p. 41).

The question raises a perplexing methodological issue: namely, how does one go about investigating concepts?

But I have no idea how one might go about investigating whether it is true or false.

With the size and difficulty of the task of rescuing and rebuilding New Orleans and other Gulf Coast areas still unfolding, it seemed early to talk about investigating how this predicted cataclysm had been allowed to occur and why the government's response was so slow and inept.

How did you go about investigating the company and its culture?

The focus of the report was on how the FBI went about investigating Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of State.

So how does one set about investigating the potential roles of DISC1 in synaptic function?

Future research: How would you go about investigating the contribution of psychological and institutional factors in: (a) supervision of fetal wellbeing and (b) neglect of the signs of fetal asphyxia.