Sentence examples for that examinations from inspiring English sources

"The same rocks occur in northern New York," Dr. MacNaughton said, adding that examinations of sandstone beds there might yield discoveries of ancient tracks.

Mr Bush's argument that examinations are an essential guide for parents went down well on the campaign trail.

They also said that examinations and inspections of the tracks and the locomotive engine found no defects or anomalies.

Formidable barriers had been placed in the way of any practical realization, not the least being that examinations were held only in England, precluding the possibility of high-caste Hindus, with their taboo on oceanic travel, competing.

"I spent an additional 10 years in prison because they accepted at face value evidence given by the police that examinations had been carried out in respect of forensic evidence.

In fact, one could argue that examinations of racial attitudes in politics have become more fraught as racial motives, political objectives and accusations and denials of racism and reverse-racism serve as a kind of subterfuge hiding resentments and prejudices.

By most indications, that examination would be especially intense.

It is understood that examination of her computer shows Choudhry downloaded the Islamist material late in 2009.

The authors now recommend that examination of the hepatic vein wall should preferably be performed in segment 5 or 6.

Friedman says that examination needs to be made before we assume that what worked in Iraq and what will work in Afghanistan.

It is possible that examination of other domains would expose other trajectories and relationships.