Sentence examples for securing answers from inspiring English sources

It seems the families' last chance of securing answers.

In April 2009, Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) praised Warren and her panel's "yeoman efforts" on watching over Treasury, and introduced a bill to give her subpoena power because of the panel's difficulties in securing answers from Treasury.

"Breaking the code": A story about a family seeking an explanation for a mysterious seizure disorder striking two of their children, and how using computers to mine genetic data can secure answers more quickly.

First, scientific knowledge can deliver relatively secure answers to complicated questions about an uncertain future because it is assumed that scientific knowledge is superior to everyday knowledge.

The answers to the questions are part of the assessment and give points to group members present in the meeting, which encourages the members to collaborate and to secure answers by proper arguments (Smith et al. 2009).

"This civil action in part is designed to try and compensate for that ultimate failing on the part of the government and the various authorities and agencies who were tasked with the investigation into Dublin-Monaghan and didn't do it". Relatives of those who died said the case was a last resort in their attempt to secure answers.

Securing the answers to such questions would help lay the ground for a test-ban negotiation.

"I urge businesses across Scotland to remain a voice of reason in this debate, relentless in securing honest answers about the choice Scotland has to make".

All questions were designed in a way that they had to be answered before continuing to the next question, thus securing an answer to each question.

This question has grown resonant as Americans try to secure satisfying answers for themselves, reclaiming identities stripped by the downturn.

He secured no answers at all about the legality of drone strikes overseas (which are, let us not forget, the only drone strikes to have ever happened, outside the feverish imaginations of the black-helicopters crowd).