Sentence examples for to find a sample from inspiring English sources

Invariably the youngsters succumb to curiosity — only to find a sample of human feces.

A REPORTER AT LARGE about the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic, which killed between twenty and forty million people, and an upcoming attempt to find a sample of the virus inside the Arctic Circle.

By Malcolm Gladwell The New Yorker, September 29 , 1997P. 52 A REPORTER AT LARGE about the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic, which killed between twenty and forty million people, and an upcoming attempt to find a sample of the virus inside the Arctic Circle..

The problem here is selection: one can either invite representatives of stakeholder groups (such as the consumer associations), or try to find a sample of "representative" consumers of the specific products or chemicals under review.

Now, he expects, it would be close to impossible to find a sample of non-search engine users. .

However, it was difficult to find a sample of children who had stopped stimulant treatment, were not intolerant of stimulants, and had not already been treated with atomoxetine.

However, the findings from the studies in our sample were all relatively consistent; it would be surprising to find a separate sample with greatly different findings.

However, for specific sub-populations these techniques usually do not pay off in terms of cost-effectiveness because the sampling process would take too long in order to find a large sample of the specific sub-groups.

But it would be tricky to find a fair sample.

The easiest way to settle the matter is to find a second sample of life, one that arose from scratch independent of known life.

One has to go back to 1996-97 and 1991-92, two two seasons he won the Norris, or 1993-94, when he won the Conn Smythe Trophy as most valuable player of the Stanley Cup playoffs, to find a comparable sample of how much better Leetch is than the league's defensemen right now.