Sentence examples for to conduct anything from inspiring English sources

A number of similar lawsuits have been filed claiming that Wall Street firms failed to conduct anything close to the due diligence they promised in their offering materials for securities that lost billions of dollars in value when the mortgage market collapsed.

The text of the regulations was far too long for reporters to conduct anything but a cursory review between their release Friday morning and the conference call at noon, so few asked about any specific provisions.

For opioid consumption and mobilization there was insufficient consistency in measures reported to conduct anything but a systematic narrative overview.

He was given the unflattering sobriquet "Chuck 'em Up Charlie" because, as a freelance for most of the 1950s and 60s, he would conduct anything, anywhere.

Tate says that had he never conducted anything other than those two performances all his efforts in music would have been justified.

While they're providing funding, they aren't conducting anything, she said.

Ensure that the furnace wire is not conducting anything when the relay is off.

The material's exceptional properties: tougher than diamond, stretchier than rubber, and better able to conduct electricity than anything else.

It was absurd to be expected to conduct business — to do anything — at such a height.

Watching his own image degrade in that squandered world.' Aestheticism is frightening because it offers no guide to conduct; people can find anything beautiful.

The Ohio Department of Corrections is expected to conduct an investigation to determine whether anything further could have been done to prevent Castro's suicide.