Sentence examples for probing the question from inspiring English sources

TEMPLE ISRAEL "Probing the Question: Can the World's Religions Get Along?" a lecture by Bruce Feiler.

His team has already begun probing the question of voting patterns.

Finally, the committee settled on probing the question, "What's the big deal about the Hall of Fame?" A committee insider speaking on condition of anonymity because he hates being quoted, said the committee will launch a two-pronged inquiry: "First, the major sports Halls of Fame are located in crappy little towns with few voters so really, who cares?

Following the failure of Battlefield Earth and other films independently produced by Franchise Pictures, The Wall Street Journal reported that the FBI was probing "the question of whether some independent motion picture companies have vastly inflated the budget of films in an effort to scam investors".

Nor does her interview with an intrusive American researcher avid to probe "the question of Synge" ever take place.

And, because I'm a naturally inquisitive person, I'm going to use this list to probe the question of why we need lists at the end of the year.

Girth did not probe the question of whether derivatives drive the physical commodity market, which as noted below was a big part of the first interview.

But he's taken a three-year respite from writing fiction to probe the question of whether we should eat animals -- with this research and writing task triggered by his meditation on what to feed his first child.

To further probe the question of possible transit-amplifying cell motility, we examined the Mash1-GFP mouse [25].

Additionally, future studies may further probe the question of whether or not haptics is diagnostic of dynamics by using different motor paradigms in which the relationship between haptic cues and dynamic properties is experimentally manipulated.

Rabbit and rat blood was selected for probing the above questions in this study.