Sentence examples for inspect too from inspiring English sources

Although the budget was not ultimately cut, Shirley Ann Jackson, then chairwoman of the commission, said in a speech to her staff that the industry had sent a clear message: "That we are inefficient, that we over-regulate, that we inspect too much, assess too much, enforce too much, take too long on licensing actions and employ an overly restrictive body of regulation".

The other way around, if the first step is not efficient, the second step will have to inspect too many compounds that don't contain the substructure at all.

But if I were shopping for nursing homes in my New Jersey environs, or wanted to know what happened when a resident of a particular facility wandered off or what medication errors arose there, I'd be happy to have Nursing Home Inspect, too.

These ingredients were thoroughly inspected, too.

She said the pole's slant would be inspected, too.

Well worth inspecting, too, is a blue two-section farmhouse cupboard, author unknown, dated around 1810 to 1820.

When the Independent Schools Inspectorate visited – yes, independent schools are inspected too – the headteacher was careful to steer the inspectors to particular classrooms.

I was encouraged to diagram every blemish in the car's eerie metallic purple finish, and had the sense that I was being inspected, too.

This may explain why the cruise lines don't want to have their ships inspected too frequently.

Filmed in what you might call the international hotel style, Tornatore's idiotic premise is entertaining if you don't inspect it too carefully, or look for anything beneath the portentousness.

As hopeful buyers queue, push and jostle, the advantages for the agent are clear: minimum investment of time and effort to assemble buyers who have no time or chance to inspect anything too closely, but are aware of the pressure to make as high an offer as they can anyway, for fear of losing what they perceive as a property everyone else wants too.