Sentence examples for looking into as from inspiring English sources

The company is looking into as many as 11 versions of the Gold Bond lip product, to be retailed for as much as $7 a tube.

A tender, substantial shell steak special is also worth looking into, as is a king-size filet mignon.

The notion that the spirits of the dead might communicate with the living was, for men like Wallace, something worth looking into — as it was for William James, who sometimes turned up at the same séances.

"That's one of the things we're looking into as part of our oversight review: how the whole Smith and Leung matter was handled," an F.B.I. official, who spoke only on the condition of anonymity, said.

Indeed, car seat monitors – perhaps even using smart fabrics – are something else that Ford and others are looking into, as a way to monitor our heart rate as well as our breathing.

But I said at that time that I was character a crime subcommittee in Judiciary and said to this justice what topic do you think I should be looking into as a senator when it comes to justice in the United States.

Peek also holds forth on the character and position of American lawyers — a matter Tocqueville looked into as well.

The Jason of it all is something we look into as soon as we get back to Season 5.

Investigators from the International Criminal Court began looking into Kenya as early as February 2008.

It is best to start looking into this as soon as you arrive.

N.H.T.S.A. is looking into it, as is the insurance industry.