Sentence examples for searching that will from inspiring English sources

A protocol, while prespecifying the types of sampling and searching that will take place and satisfying the reader or commissioner of the review that these are appropriate, does not necessarily have to prescribe the exact nature of all procedures.

The Cubs have acknowledged Sandberg as a candidate in a search that will be exhaustive.

If you have books to sell, you can also run a search that will list various offers for a book in good condition.

The construct drives the system to look for things to be wrong — a search that will be successful in most of us.

Mr. Gates's independence is a reminder that if he leaves this year — as he has insisted he will — his departure will kick off a search that will help define the administration.

The highway, Ocean Parkway, was reopened about 3 p.m., officials said, but will close again from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Sunday for further searches that will be conducted farther west, toward Nassau County.

Joseph Conway, a spokesman for the governor, would only say, "The governor has every confidence that the trustees have conducted a proper and thorough search that will produce the best qualified candidate".

Indeed the Washington Post reports that the president-elect plans to intensify the hunt for Osama bin Laden, a search that will presumably involve US special forces operating clandestinely in northwestern Pakistan.

The Green Bank Observatory in West Virginia, the largest steerable telescope on the planet, and the Parkes Observatory in New South Wales, are contracted to lead the unprecedented search that will start in January 2016.

Equipped with debonair slashes of white across the sides of his head, Corso begins a search that will take him over several continents and at least 90 minutes because there are three versions of the book in question.

AOL announced in September 2005 that it was developing a podcast search that will be powered by Podscope.