Sentence examples for looking at greater from inspiring English sources

Ley said the government was looking at greater transparency, targeting so-called "junk" policies, confusing terminology and hidden payments.

Spicer said he expected that the Department of Justice would be looking at greater enforcement of the law, which should suggest they could shut down recreational marijuana businesses.

We extend our previous study of childhood leukaemia and proximity to high-voltage powerlines by including more recent data and cases and controls from Scotland, by considering 132-kV powerlines as well as 275 and 400 kV and by looking at greater distances from the powerlines.

So part of it was the pledge of self-education — you know, going to Venice, looking at great paintings, looking at great architecture, looking at great furniture — and having very early the opportunity to kind of buy stuff.

Morny Davison told the Press Association the selfie stick was "an interference in what one hopes is a reasonably calm experience looking at great pictures".

Roger Ebert reasoned that "Part of the pleasure of movie-going is pure spectacle of just sitting there and looking at great stuff and knowing it looks terrific.

The day after Scotland voted "No" in the independence referendum, the coalition government at Westminster appointed Lord Smith to look at greater devolution to Scotland.

After the country voted "No" to independence by 45% to 55%, Prime Minister David Cameron set up the Smith Commission to look at greater devolution.

Keened also argued that you can't keep bad people from doing bad things, and the U.S. must look at greater societal issues rather than guns.

"Given where we are physically, and size of the opportunity, we're looking at Greater China, including Shenzhen and Beijing," he said.

"I think one looks at great fiction and sees how that is done.