Sentence examples for probed the issue from inspiring English sources

Zhai et al. [7] in a recent joint theoretical and experiment study probed the issue of planarity and aromaticity of boron clusters.

John Slaughter, director of external affairs at the Home Builders Federation, said the committee had not probed the issue enough and that the code had "had its day".

Apparently because in a hearing a day earlier, Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse probed the issue of whether EPA Administrator Johnson was telling the truth about his decision to deny California the right to implement its clean car standards.

But the good news for consumers is that since Guardian Money and others began probing the issue, the SRA has revealed that it will soon issue guidance after receiving a number of complaints that had given it "cause for concern".

He even follows her into her psychoanalytic sessions, where she avoids probing the issue of her absentee father with her problematic shrink.

Early speculation about the possible gendering of sense experience was ventured by theorists such as Irigaray and Cixous, and a number of artists indirectly probe the issue by employing foodstuffs as the medium for their works (Korsmeyer 2004, chs. 4 5).

Prorogation prevented the parliamentary committee from continuing to probe the issue.

Sen. Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va), who had urged the FTC to probe the issue in March, said in a statement, "I am not convinced that these price increases were necessary or reflected true market conditions.

Probing the issue in FGDs confirmed the finding, and elucidated it as follows: the vernix was thought to be sperm 'If the baby is born with some white things on their body, it shows that the mother was having sex when she was in the final months of her pregnancy, so the baby has to be washed to clean of that dirty stuff' [FGD mother 30 year old, 1 child, educated to standard 7].

In speech radio, the skill of John Humphrys and Evan Davis in explaining and probing the issues of the day is one of the great things about radio.

I don't know how much different it is with adults, but if you asked the kids to probe the issues, I'm not sure what they'd know, other than maybe the kids in our Newark Studies class.