Sentence examples for return to examine from inspiring English sources

You watch through the window as others walk past, stop, scratch their heads and return to examine it more closely.

In Section 3, we will return to examine macro flexibility as reflected in the ability of the economy to maintain low employment (inter al). in the face of macroeconomic shocks.

A Sri Lankan woman who studied medicine abroad returns to examine the victims of her country's terror.

Instead of being given tax returns to examine, Ms. Welling was asked to sign off on a secret deal worked out by other officials at the I.R.S.

The following day he returned to examine his discovery and found it that it was a silver ear.

No study has yet returned to examine how job preferences change over time in the same population.

For the first time in over four decades, researchers in Switzerland -- which is appropriately enough, the birthplace of LSD -- have returned to examining LSD's therapeutic benefits.

The approach taken here is consistent with previous approaches of using the WCA to identify knowledge, capabilities, and expertise; however, in this case the focus returns to examining the additional competencies that are a precursor for effective team interaction (e.g. Belbin 1981).

But with no apparent discrepancies uncovered by the end of the day, he said campaign officials would return today to examine the absentee ballots that were disqualified.

Again, with this story collection, he returns to Eastern Europe to examine themes of censorship, art and war.

The ashes were left where they fell until February 1837, when Juan Seguín returned to Béxar to examine the remains.