Sentence examples for looking at joining from inspiring English sources
"That way, consumers who are looking at joining the sharing economy can get comfortable with the kind of platform they might use", she says.
"I'll be looking at joining up all the different elements of performance such as the psychological and physical aspects, which will really suit my strengths".
An effort to set up a satellite in Florida failed when local funding dried up, and now Jax is looking at joining a proposed genetics research collaboration in New York City.
"Independent producers of our size have to look at joining a larger group at some stage.
China, the world's second-largest economy, is not a party to the process, while the APEC summit host, Russia — which has only just joined the World Trade Organization — says it is not ready to look at joining the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
The South Yorkshire Police Authority will now look at joining the national service while keeping its own helicopter.
He said: "In terms of specifics, not much, although I do think the prime minister was perhaps suggesting that Britain would be prepared to look at joining in with other countries, particularly in the region, and consider air strikes.
Years later, my marriage broke and I looked at joining a Morris team and I found Chelmsford was very friendly". His own hat bears a healthy bloom of flowers, badges, beer mats and pheasant feathers which, he says, tell the story of places danced and beers enjoyed.
But we have almost no study looking at whether joining a political organization or a political protest makes people happy or not.
The shakeup surrounding Mr. Gingrich shined a new light on the intentions of Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, who is taking a serious look at joining the Republican presidential race.
Jimmy Simmons, the president of the local NAACP chapter that met with Abarr last year, told the Great Falls Tribune in Montana that he believed Abarr was sincere in his effort to change, and that Simmons would take a "strong look" at joining the organization, though he said "The use of the letters KKK instills fear in people".
