Sentence examples for looking intensively at from inspiring English sources

Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said recently that federal regulators are "looking intensively" at banks' foreclosure practices.

"We are looking intensively at the firms' policies, procedures and internal controls related to foreclosures and seeking to determine whether systematic weaknesses are leading to improper foreclosures," Mr. Bernanke said in remarks that echoed those made last week by several administration officials.

"We looked intensively at about 24 suppliers in China that we had assessed before and saw dramatic improvement in the suppliers who had brought on board a full-time trained environmental health and safety manager compared to those that had not," explains Condon.

This interaction begins silently as the father looks intensively at baby Silvana.

"There was a huge policy shift to look intensively at the climate change issues," Svoboda said.

Their "Career Guide to Industries," for example, looks intensively at Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing (which would also include some non-defense related corporations) and finds that the sector employed 472,000 wage and salary workers in 2006.

Del Ponte said that Serb authorities had "concentrated on Mladic" and that now he had been arrested " Serbia will certainly be looking intensively for Hadzic".

The agency, which has found only seven cases, expects to find more now that it has begun looking intensively for them.

As already mentioned above, the scientific-technological communities of modern society are looking intensively for alternative sources of energy which could contribute also to reduction of greenhouse emissions.

Maybe the pathologist stopped looking intensively for other lymph nodes because he/she already found several positive lymph nodes.

"We're looking quite intensively at how to ratchet up the pressure".