Sentence examples for looking to ascertain from inspiring English sources

The new iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3, and their sales performance, will be under scrutiny next quarter by those looking to ascertain the future of Apple's tablet ambitions.

In both cases the RC was involved with severe pain and functional impairment that required an arthroscopic second look to ascertain the origin and the characteristics of the mass.

Using linked data was also beneficial for looking forward to ascertain children's readmissions to hospitals in WA with a diagnosis of surgical wound infection.

This proverb articulates the importance of making stops during a journey, to look back to ascertain the appropriateness of the direction and consider the need for a more strategic repositioning to move forward.

The tapered design seems a little strange at first but makes sense once you get used to it; it prevents rolling in a straight line (though it will still roll in a large arc and probably fall off your desk), and the larger end becomes familiar as the screw-off end, unlike the cylindrical Corsair, which must be looked at to ascertain that information.

Ask a stylist, or look yourself to ascertain they type of lip shape that you have.

Insurers are looking to new devices to help ascertain their subscribers' health as well as encourage preventative medicine to reduce claims.

That leaves us looking to Orlando's cap sheet for guidance in ascertaining the team's motivations, but there honestly isn't much to be found.

They were looking not only to ascertain what had happened, but how humans could prevent it from happening again.

Because this decrease occurred when no measurements were conducted between February 4 and 20, 2011, we looked to other sources to ascertain whether the flux decreased gradually or abruptly during this period and, if abruptly, when that change occurred.

He had looked behind him to ascertain his exact position in the race when he clipped the wall.