Sentence examples for is looking into that from inspiring English sources

Its reports should be available to Congress; Henry Hyde, the House's International Affairs chairman, is looking into that.

"I think it's a great thing that the judge is looking into that situation," Trump told reporters.

"Actually, the guy who fabricates my stainless steel tanks in Nasik is looking into that," Mr. Dhuru said.

The General Accounting Office, the investigative arm of Congress, is looking into that issue at the request of representatives from areas where Lyme disease is widespread.

The agency's inspector general is looking into that allegation, as well as a second charge by Republicans that conservative groups are discriminated against in Freedom of Information Act requests.

An ongoing criminal investigation by the FBI is looking into that matter.

But if you don't know who "The Dude" is, look into that.

I'm sure her lawyers will be looking into that.

Trump was unable to confirm that £10m was in offer, replying: "We're looking into that.

The official said security agents now have an idea about his whereabouts and are looking into that.

Tom Knutson, a climate research scientist at NOAA's Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory in Princeton, N.J., said he could not speak in his official capacity, "but as a private citizen, I think it's a good idea they're looking into that.