Sentence examples for survey some of from inspiring English sources

Below, the pop and jazz critics of The New York Times survey some of the possibilities.

So far, more than 7,500 people have mailed back the survey, some of them clearly not limiting their answers to municipal concerns.

We want to survey some of the floodplain lakes along the west bank of the Ikopa for damba, Ptychochromis and another endemic cichlid, Paratilapia polleni, known locally as marakely in reference to its spotted appearance.

Mr. Sullivan, who had "Innovation Garden State" license plates made, would then tell the high-tech business people in his survey some of the state's pluses: the northern counties of New Jersey have 3,000 more high-tech firms than e Silicon Valley, the state is No. 1 in scientists, engineers and technicians per capita.

He has also sought to improve relations with Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan, which were tense under his predecessor.Europeans were drawn even more to the possibilities of Turkmenistan as a business partner after the Turkmen government hired a British firm, Gaffney, Cline & Associates, to survey some of the country's gasfields that had never been analysed by Western experts before.

In this section we will survey some of this debate.

Blake Eskin surveys some of his favorite Out Loud podcasts from the past twelve months.

Cook had surveyed some of it, and severely damaged his ship.

(Another just-published paper surveys some of the limits of the prior research).

Adam Davidson has a piece for the magazine on happiness economics, surveying some of the recent findings.

Alice Feiring surveys some of the more unlikely new regions around the world for fine wine.