Sentence examples for looking at the breadth from inspiring English sources

Federal prosecutors are said to be looking at the breadth of the accusations raised against Coke in recent lawsuits.

But as the earnings season continues, market strategists will be looking at the breadth of the rebound — and how investors react to it in coming weeks.

In addition to looking at the breadth of interaction of individual drugs with multiple receptors, it may be of value to look at an individual drug's interaction with one receptor or group of receptors, as a proportion of the drug's total interaction with all receptors.

He adds: "We also have to look at the breadth of responsibility that the office has.

Look at the breadth of the Radio 1 and Radio 2 playlist – it is in a different dimension [to commercial radio] statistically".

We wouldn't axe all of them, but we have to look at the breadth and range of what we run".

But if you look at the breadth of Jarmusch's references, and the enthusiasm with which he showcases them on screen – William Blake, native American mythology, lute music, Tesla's physics – then it all becomes rock'n'roll after a fashion, all glamorous grist to his intensely idiosyncratic cinema.

The NCC medical screening included a battery of tests and measurements to look at the breadth of potential health effects potentially associated with dietary exposure to Cs.

That said, when you look at the breadth and scope of the likely impact of climate change, you can't escape from the broad nature of the threat.

In order to facilitate development of models of service delivery that ensure quality and timely care, it is important to look at the breadth of models currently in use and the context in which they are employed.

As they stood on the Hohenzollern bridge and looked at the mighty breadth of rushing stream, each of them gave his heart leave to leap up if it would and if it could.