Sentence examples for or probed from inspiring English sources

Many of those speaking could have had their views challenged or probed in more depth; opposition to austerity was a running theme, and supporters of it few and far between.

The LF membrane is then scanned or probed, and the concentration of reporter particles is measured.

Suppose there is a box that cannot be opened, or probed by X-rays, ultrasound or any similar method.

The (H C p B ) † matrix is of particular importance, since it effectively connects what is observed or probed (the large-scale component of the poloidal field at the core surface) with the toroidal and poloidal fields in the core interior.

What is striking is that APSCU not only demanded a super-sized contingent of for-profit college representatives on the panel but also proposed for membership some of the most abusive for-profit college companies  -- companies whose high prices and poor efforts often leave students worse off than when they started, and companies now being sued or probed by federal and state law enforcement.

We also examined: (i) whether subjects exchanged tools at random; (ii) whether they extracted tools/objects from the frame or probed for the food in control conditions; and (iii) whether their performance on tertiary tasks improved with experience.

When it came time for each to ask the other a question, they were hardly tough or probing.

The briefing is useful chiefly for contrasting what a reporter is hearing with the official version of events, or probing for brittleness or circular logic in the answers.

It made you want to take care of her, to be careful in your approach, not to push or probe too much, because she might break.

His rendition of the four Schubert impromptus sounded like a highly competent performance by a seasoned professional, but the interpretation wasn't particularly distinctive or probing.

Moreover, their inquiry was not a demanding or probing one.