Sentence examples for to ascertain anything from inspiring English sources

As quantum mechanics has taught us, things are inexorably changed by our trying to ascertain anything about them.

It had a cinema installation and its own rifle range and of course that interested me; but I failed to ascertain anything definite during the whole time I was there.

Woods's testy exchange on Wednesday with a reporter who persisted in trying to ascertain what, if anything, was incorrect in the book was a case of displaced anger.

They reach 18 or 21 and, "Many are trying to ascertain, 'Did grandma say anything to me?'" Magill says.

The aim of such a review is to ascertain whether there is anything substantial that happened on the court and that the referee missed during the game.

It will go through your income and reasonable expenditure to ascertain if you can afford to pay anything towards the administration of the bankruptcy.

To ascertain people's reasons for using e-cigarettes instead of literally anything else, researchers analysed four years' worth of tweets that mentioned vaping.

To ascertain people's reasons for using e-cigarettes instead of literally anything else, researchers analysed four years' worth of tweets that mentioned vaping.

Q: "What did you do to ascertain the identity of donors to make sure that money wasn't coming in from property developers, anything?" A: "Nothing".

score difficult to ascertain.

The answers are not easy to ascertain.