Sentence examples for involved in looking for from inspiring English sources

The Metropolitan police confirmed on Monday that it had officers in Turkey, while declining to confirm that they were involved in looking for the girls.

The Metropolitan police confirmed on Monday that they had officers in Turkey, while declining to confirm that they were involved in looking for the girls.

Some 25 countries are involved in looking for the plane.

"We're actively involved in looking for whatever we can find," says David Royce, head of mergers and acquisitions for North America at Siemens VDO Automotive.

Although it is possible to find a transformation that will convert the apparent non-selfadjointness back to its original selfadjoint state, the effort and time involved in looking for one may actually overwhelm the slightly more tedious task of solving it as a non-selfadjoint problem in the first instance.

Rance left the Moss Rose last year, but has been heavily involved in looking for a site for a new stadium and as part of the agreement, a new stadium will be built in the South Macclesfield Development Area, subject to planning permission being granted.

We were also interested in looking for metabolite transporters that are potentially involved in nutrient trafficking.

But you got involved with looking for sunken airplanes".

In response, a now removed Facebook page calling for Arabs to be expelled from Iraqi Kurdistan quickly racked up thousands of likes, while a number of protests with the same demands were held, including one in Erbil which reportedly involved makeshift checkpoints looking for Arabs.

The episode in question is one that involves looking for gorillas in Africa – a subject that makes for an interesting use case for the technology, given how it enables viewers to further explore the scene as they accompany the news team on a journey through the continent.

Other proteomics companies, such as Oxford GlycoSciences (currently the object of a takeover battle), are more interested in comparative proteomics, which involves looking for differences between the proteins in healthy and diseased tissue.