Sentence examples for making some preliminary from inspiring English sources

In January 2016, some eight years after the events, the FRC said that it is considering making some "preliminary inquiries".

The Board turned to Holmes, who had continued to acquaint himself with the site by making some preliminary surveys.

"But after Woodward, did you make some preliminary jumps before the Gravity Games?" "No.

To provide a sense of scale potential, Lehmann has made some preliminary calculations using U.S. land figures.

But from the news release and the conference call yesterday we can make some preliminary conclusions: How long will it take?

I had made some preliminary notes on my laptop on what it was about this film that so clearly pushed my terror buttons.

But even now, while lawmakers hash things out behind closed doors, consumers can make some preliminary assessments of the bills that have been passed by Congressional committees.

Mr. Gephardt never intended to try to run for president while serving as leader, the aide said, but several Democratic members said his staff had made some preliminary calls today to sound out members on the possibility of doing both.

"In the light of the fresh allegations that have been made, some preliminary inquiries have been undertaken and I have now ordered an urgent examination of the material that was supplied to the CPS by the police three years ago.

On my first evening in Buffalo, the Katz family and some other contemporary observers of their acquaintance took me on a tour of what they considered a few appropriate chicken-wing sources so that I could make some preliminary research notes for later analysis.

The Fried, Frank lawyers raised some questions about the candor of the company's previous public descriptions of the arrangements and made some preliminary recommendations about how to handle such disclosures in the future if Mr. Fastow decided to sell his stake to Mr. Kopper, as he had indicated he might do.