Sentence examples for to be probing from inspiring English sources
Always she appears to be probing for rare moments of grace.
In "The Royal Family" he seems to be probing his fixation, trying out the principle of transcendence through self-abasement.
Britain's Serious Fraud Office is believed to be probing the role of banks in processing dodgy payments.
Rather, commentators say, the leaders seem to be probing for ways to groom a a new elite among a younger generation.
The man behind the ideas, Eric Weinstein, is not someone you might normally expect to be probing the very edge of theoretical physics.
Only Chief Justice William Rehnquist and Justice Antonin Scalia seemed to be probing for a way to distinguish school prayer from graduation prayer.
These are likely to be probed in the trial.
Among the areas to be probed will be the conduct of companies in winning contracts, including the use of bribery.
What goes on inside the Dolphins locker room is to be probed by New York attorney Ted Wells for the NFL.
"No athlete in his right mind is going to allow himself to be probed here and there for evidence of a virus," Dr. Friedmann said.
The US authorities have warned that their investigation is far from over and the 14 executives charged are likely to be probed for any connection that links their actions to Blatter.
