Sentence examples for required looking at from inspiring English sources
For a cast full of capital-T thespians steeped in the Wildean tradition, including Colin Firth, Rupert Everett, Tom Wilkinson and Judi Dench as a very formidable but also surprisingly human Lady Bracknell, performing in the film required looking at the material with fresh eyes, almost as if they had never been exposed to it before.
In Landgraf v. USI Film Products, the court explained that determining whether a statute came within this presumption required looking at "whether it would impair rights a party possessed when he acted, increase a party's liability for past conduct, or impose new duties with respect to transactions already completed".
Ideally, further studies are required looking at QOL longitudinally with weight loss interventions.
They urged that understanding the production of scientific knowledge required looking at all the factors causally relevant to the acceptance of a scientific idea, not just at those the researcher thinks should be relevant.
Namely, the new framework required looking at the state's interest in "efficient" justice, the state's interest in excluding evidence lacking integrity, the state's interest in a strong judicial authority with followed rules, and the prosecution interest in avoiding prejudice due to a defendant's discovery violation.
Thus, long-term safety studies of marine oil are required, looking at appropriate disease outcomes and surrogates and relating these to the oxidative state.
And if any evidence for the persistence of racism is required, look at the ways in which places like Hungary are responding to the latest vulnerable refugees in their midst.
Looking at the results of employee engagement surveys and developing action plans based on them requires looking at the items on the survey in terms of what they measure.
It requires looking at dominant narratives and counternarratives.
But that requires looking at the world with a searching, forensic eye.
Reengineering requires looking at the fundamental processes of the business from a cross-functional perspective.
