Sentence examples for sometimes investigated from inspiring English sources
He sometimes investigated cases for a flashy Vegas hotelier (played by Tony Curtis), but mostly he was his own man doing his own thing in a 1957 Thunderbird convertible.
In California, Oregon, Nevada and Florida, Sproul's workers were sometimes investigated on suspicion of forging signatures, destroying Democratic voter registrations or changing the addresses of legitimately registered voters without their consent, according to former employees, state investigations and news reports.
Overlap between treatment groups was explored mostly through standard tests that assess heterogeneity, although in studies where regression analysis was employed, balance between groups was sometimes investigated using models that assessed whether significant interactions were present between treatment and covariates.
As a prosecutor, I sometimes investigated child sex crimes (often committed by family members, friends or officials in positions of trust), perpetrated on children as young as 5 or 6.
Ruff sometimes investigates arson, and he clearly likes the thrill of the chase.
Mr. Waxman is chairman of the House committee on government oversight and reform, which watches and sometimes investigates the White House.
Although the F.B.I. sometimes investigates terrorist acts directed at American citizens abroad, it is rare for the agency to take on a missing-person case outside the country, said Terry Nelson, a spokesman for the Miami office.
Physician-scientists, after all, publish their work in the same highly regarded basic science journals as Ph.D. scientists and sometimes investigate similar or even identical systems.
They also take an active role in organizing his consultancy work, and sometimes investigate cases themselves.
These were serious allegations, since the Iranian government sometimes investigates and even imprisons people it suspects of dual loyalties.
Sometimes, when investigating, we can prove that the victim has lied or misunderstood or whatever.
