Sentence examples for looking at parts from inspiring English sources

Supervalu, the grocery chain, rose 30 cents, or 12.6 percent, to $2.68 after a report that the private equity firm Cerberus was looking at parts of the company.

Meanwhile, a consultant is looking at parts of the operation, and a coming restructuring has staff members fretting about possible layoffs.

At GMG's annual results earlier this month, the chief executive, Carolyn McCall, indicated that the company would not rule out looking at parts of Emap.

"I'm looking between the fingers, because it actually isolates and cuts the room into slices, looking at parts instead of the whole".

In particular, he is looking at parts of the Carpathian Mountains in Eastern Europe, the Danube Delta in Romania, the borderlands of Spain and Portugal, parts of Croatia and the central Apennine mountains in Italy.

In most cases the action selection does not need considering all the states but only needs looking at parts of states or restricted state of corresponding action.

Is the hot fund you are looking at part of a mediocre family?

I might look at which version of an opera to do, or look at parts and think about what singer would be right.

I would imagine people are going to the library this morning to look at parts a couple of weeks from now.

She looked at parts of Florida but thought the areas were too narrowly focused around older retirees, and California, which was too congested for her taste.

First, we look at Parts of Speech (POS) tags and lemmas, two sources of word-level linguistic information that are known to make a contribution to the performance of conventional language models.