Sentence examples for looking into information from inspiring English sources

Officers are looking into information from members of the victim's family.

He said the authorities were looking into information they have received about the explosion on Wednesday night.

For example: If you're researching Shakespeare's Hamlet, you can start with just looking into information about Hamlet before you narrow it down to focus on, say, the importance of madness in Hamlet.

Early this year the Swiss government acknowledged that it had been asked to look into information supplied by the Iranian informant.

Brenčič (2014) looks into information acquisition through portals and resume databases.

I've searched for meaning by reading articles upon articles, and I've even dared to look into "information" posted on social media.

"We are looking into the information gained by trade unions when it comes to McDonald's in order to assess if there is a case, or if we should open cases there," Vestager said.

Last Tuesday, Tom Kelly, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, described the letter as "bogus," but on Friday he said the agency was looking into some information supplied by Mr. Weintraub that an M.T.A. person did in fact furnish the letter.

SwiftKey says it's now looking into how information about Swiftmoji's beta leaked and declined to say when it will make a public announcement.

Besides a few journalists, not many people have been looking into this information.

A spokeswoman for the prosecutors' office said authorities were also looking into whether inside information had been leaked.