Sentence examples for ongoing examination of from inspiring English sources

"These are being done in a way that is very much informed by both recent experience and ongoing examination of many security measures that really need to be examined in detail.

The second season, along with its ongoing examination of the drug problem and its effect on the urban poor, examines the plight of the blue-collar urban working class as exemplified by stevedores in the city port, as some of them get caught up in smuggling drugs and other contraband inside the shipping containers that pass through their port.

But in the past week, it's clear that the ongoing examination of my behaviour is taking attention away from bigger issues facing Australia and Australians".

His group, he said, supports the agency's "ongoing examination of current science, as well as embracing evolving scientific methods for all drug products".

Coates' ongoing examination of institutional racism — as in his breathtaking Atlantic essay "The Case for Reparations" — is, in certain respects, the opposite of Twitter: it is dense, analytical writing about policy and history that shows us how systems operate.

Other analysts have argued that Mr. Lee was planning just the opposite — calling in international inspectors for the ongoing examination of the ship so that he could build support for a strong multilateral reaction if the North is guilty.

In a statement, American Express said it was "continuing its own internal reviews and is also cooperating with regulators in their ongoing regulatory examination of add-on products in accordance with an industrywide review".

But the pettiness of last night's penalty is connected to the ongoing, wider examination of the N.F.L. It's part of why the public outcry against Goodell and the league for its handling of domestic-abuse cases (along with its continued support of the offensive Washington Redskins name and logo, etc).

Researchers are encouraged to conduct ongoing longitudinal examination of the aforementioned findings in order to further our understanding of the relationship between co-occurring problem behaviors and suicidality.

These findings are important to the ongoing critical examination of mammographic screening guidelines [ 32, 36, 39] and may warrant extending recommendations for mammographic screening beyond the current upper limit of 69 years of age [ 32].

The clinical application for the current findings are the need to provide ongoing critical examination of program processes and clearly define the parameters and feasibility of data collection for the purposes of program monitoring beforehand.