Sentence examples for looking to monitor from inspiring English sources

With that customer in mind, Rocky Mountain Tracking, a GPS firm that mainly sells trackers to companies looking to monitor their fleet vehicles, recently created a monthly rental plan for its personal tracking device, called Ghost Rider.

The species is also one of the most sensitive to air pollution, making it a marker of pristine surroundings and one of the most powerful tools for scientists looking to monitor changes in air quality.

In recent weeks, Facebook has been looking to monitor the real-world effects of advertising on the platform.

ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA--For researchers looking to monitor the nanoscale movement of biomolecules, good techniques are hard to come by.

But the government is now looking to monitor communication on two of the most popular sites in the world, reports HackerNews.

Fxcompared hopes the tool will be useful to both consumers and businesses looking to monitor trends in currency transactions in order to find the best deals and times for performing their own transfers.

Parents looking to monitoring the health of their somewhat older kids also have options.

Occupants might have to surrender some privacy as agents look to monitor incoming phone calls and even Internet traffic.

The next six months will be spent assessing the 24 playing squads, with places still up for grabs as managers look to monitor their established internationals and find players whose form demands their inclusion.

In November of last year, the body looked to monitor players' private messaging services.

Developed along with Neal Wadhwa and Abe Davis, Motus View uses video technology to magnify motion in infrastructure such as bridges and building, but is looking to expand to monitoring oil wells and structures in other industries such as railroad infrastructure, aerospace, and health care.