Sentence examples for looked into which from inspiring English sources

The Wimbledon lords said it's being looked into, which meant don't count on it in our lifetime, any more than the likelihood of waiter service and sky boxes.

Hearst's maneuvers were in the true Kane spirit: In January, Hedda Hopper had warned that "the refugee situation would be looked into," which meant that there would he pressure for a legal review of whether various imported stars and directors should be allowed to remain in the country, and the industry would be attacked for employing foreigners; that is, refugees from Hitler.

Bear Stearns analyst Ross Smotrich looked into which REITs would be most affected.

He added that the union wanted the full impact of closing all the ticket offices looked into, which is something he says has not happened.

(Update: In fact, the GAO tells me, this request is also being looked into, which it wasn't last I checked. I'll work on finding any further details for it).

GrubHub, working with Spoon University, looked into which campuses had the highest percentage of orders with special instructions containing the words "please" or "thank you".

The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, said he would not immediately accept the recommendations but would look into which ones might be implemented.

And while the website didn't look into which celebrities may have caused women to choose Irish men, 50 Shades of Grey actor Jamie Dornan may well have a part to play.

Anyway, he added, it was fine because the company had "been offered other sites both in the UK and abroad and are currently looking into which will be the best one".

He said the company will spend a few months looking into which expansion destination it might hit next.

Look into which countries have the largest wealth gaps and compare that to a ranking of those with the least gender equity.