Sentence examples for is getting identified from inspiring English sources

The complaints may be the tip of the iceberg, with Greens senator Rachel Siewert warning that "with little oversight of the quality of services I wonder how much [fraud] is getting identified" and calling on the department to "address these claims immediately".

Developmental biologist Rakesh Mishra of the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology in Hyderabad, India, says he finds it exciting that these regions are getting identified across so many species, as it emphasizes the need for further experiments to determine their function.

New proteins are getting identified due to recent advances in genome sequencing technologies, and annotating their biological functions is receiving increasing interest (Radivojac et al., 2013).

After twenty-five years of development, it is getting harder to identify points of disagreement between feminist empiricism and feminist standpoint theory.

And with so many smart young inventors and investors struggling to have their chance at the golden ring, it is getting harder to identify the next round of tech billionaires.

The key is getting involved in operations and identifying and understanding the key levers and unit economics – from sales productivity and marketing program efficacy to product and development prioritization.

Artificial intelligence is getting very good at identifying things: show it a million pictures, and it can tell you with uncanny accuracy which ones depict a pedestrian crossing a street.

The first step in executing a PBM campaign is getting users to self-identify.

As the market continues to heat up, the formula for building a new premium credit card is getting much easier to identify.

So perhaps the highest use of the Web is getting the information and identifying the places and the possibility of being together physically.

I felt I was getting too identified with it.