Sentence examples similar to probing for possible pointers from inspiring English sources

The positive side of that psychological shift is that Americans are now more open to looking to Europe for possible pointers on what they should be doing in their own country.

We often feel uneasy about having our results probed for possible debunking.

Aside from anything else, Gatland is a Kiwi himself and knows instinctively where to probe for possible psychological advantages.

We should probe for the possible introduction of U.S. military observers/advisors to improve the COIN capability of this 1940's force.

Tapping it around, probing for an opening.

We're probing for more details.

Probing for completeness.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is probing several companies for possible deception in pro forma earnings releases, an agency spokesman said Monday.

This novel approach means that when the reader is inspecting a certain region in a mammogram, that particular region can be probed for the presence of any CAD information using a pointer and, if present, only the CAD information about this location is shown.

They probed for weak positions.

The probe has been proceeding for only about ten months (not more than a year, as Dowd charged), a fraction of the time spent by other prosecutors probing possible wrongdoing by presidents and their associates.