Sentence examples for investigate difficult from inspiring English sources

One Ukrainian MP compared the plot to Sherlock Holmes faking his own death "to effectively investigate difficult and complicated crimes".

The BBC defended its decision to air the documentary, saying it had "a duty to investigate difficult and challenging subjects".

Studio Dante bills itself as "committed to producing writers who inhabit a fresh point of view and have the courage to investigate difficult emotional terrain".

A BBC spokeswoman responded on Friday: "The Rwandan genocide raises extremely painful issues but the BBC has a duty to investigate difficult and challenging subjects.

This book teaches us a lot about how to do science and how to investigate difficult problems about the causes of environmental change.

He said that Gang Division detectives would be teamed with precinct detectives to investigate individual gang crimes, much the way borough-based Homicide Squad detectives are teamed with detectives from local precincts to investigate difficult murder cases.

Our data also endorse the use of the chronic G6PI model to investigate difficult-to-treat arthritis.

In recent years, he has fronted a range of "extreme" youth-oriented programmes for BBC3, investigating difficult issues affecting young people in different parts of the world.

Mathematical modelling is often used to investigate phenomena difficult or impossible to measure experimentally.

But selecting which substances to investigate remains difficult.

However, HGT also can provide the means to investigate otherwise difficult questions, such as inferring the number of symbiotic events and estimating the time of those events.