Sentence examples for ones by looking from inspiring English sources

"Some of them do produce toxins and you can't necessarily tell which are the bad ones by looking at them.

One reason the company is taking this approaching is the fact the moneymaking opportunity lies with brands who can use the data to selectively engage with their followers and find new ones (by looking up their competitors).

Among other things, he suggests, future studies could build on this one by looking at specific spending programs in a more granular way, and seeing if this study's findings hold.

We see this in two ways: one, by looking at who the "nones" are; two, by looking at other trends regarding religious expression.

No one, by looking at my record after that first year, could possibly believe that I would go on and earn a Ph.D. in mathematics or that I would create new mathematics and direct Ph.D. dissertations.

He wasn't involved in racing at all and his whole perception changed in one second by looking at one of these new whips and realising that they're padded and they don't hurt.

It's looking to bring in filmmakers who'd like to create stories that can vary between viewings, letting you get one story by looking at one spot while other things happen in areas of the visible sphere.

But it's hard to differentiate safe banks from risky ones just by looking at reserves as a percentage of total loans.

And the Democrats' front-porch tour is playing to our nostalgic sense of days gone by, evoking a time when people looked out for one another by looking out at one another.

One can beat those odds by looking for certain behaviours, Wright said.

The results of this study indicated an optimum capture rate lower than the one obtained by looking into account the economies of the capture plant alone.