Sentence examples for range inquiry from inspiring English sources

In the given auction, Breed (North) responded two spades, either a range inquiry or long clubs.

But the opposition health spokesman, Stephen Wade, called for a wider ranging inquiry into SA Health, describing it as a secretive and unaccountable organisation.

A month after the bombing of the destroyer Cole, a bitter dispute has erupted within the Clinton Administration over whether to accept Yemeni limits on the American investigation here or press for a wider ranging inquiry that F.B.I. officials believe could potentially lead to powerful people linked to the Yemeni government itself, American officials on both sides of the dispute say.

He said: "It was a wide ranging inquiry spanning decades and dealing with numerous alleged abusers.

The stories of poor care led to a crescendo of calls for a wide ranging inquiry about NHS safety.

Beyond that, longer-range inquiries by the F.B.I., the Navy and the Senate Armed Services Committee, which opened its own hearings in Washington last week, seem certain to focus on Al Mansoob as they seek to assess how thoroughly the Navy prepared its refueling operations.

Professor Fogel's range of inquiry was extraordinarily wide; his monumental study of Britain, for example, involved medicine, physiology, demography and statistics in addition to economics and history.

TEDMED, a part of the Technology, Entertainment, and Design enterprise, is an annual conference devoted to health care; its speakers span a range of inquiry from Craig Venter, the genomic scientist, discussing synthetic life, to Ozzy Osbourne discussing his decision to get his entire genome sequenced.

The beacons highlight areas of excellence and impact within a diverse range of inquiry to give focus and demonstrate "how some of our best research is being used to solve global challenges," says Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, the university's president and vice-chancellor.

"If one won't think beyond that range of inquiry one would be less prone, I suppose, to believe in things one can't see or experience through the senses".

The main contribution of the QL data was in bringing additional information and broadening the range of inquiry.