Sentence examples for trained to search from inspiring English sources

The United Nations now has about 250 experts trained to search Iraq for weapons of mass destruction.

A dog trained to search for bodies "hit on a location in the basement" of the house, the police said.

The body was found in the basement of the house by a dog trained to search for dead bodies, officials said.

The White House decided to call in its atomic-bomb squad, known as NEST, the Nuclear Emergency Support Team scientists who are trained to search for nuclear weapons.

You're dead," said Kristine Effaldana, who owns dogs trained to search for bedbugs, including Walter, a puggle who sat at her feet looking mildly puzzled in the crowd.

Many women have also been pulled off their regular jobs and trained to search Iraqi women at checkpoints because of local cultural sensitivities, putting them as much at risk as any male counterpart.

The students were trained to develop search strategies according to the PICO format (Patient or Problem, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome) and to comprehensively retrieve medical databases, including Pubmed, Medline, Embase, Cochrane library, and Web of Science.

In the first two weeks after the killing, the police dispatched two dozen officers with bloodhounds and dogs trained to find cadavers to search the thick woods, brush and swamps.

Nothing was found after college, local and state police used trained dogs to search buildings at Brookdale Community College's main campus here and its sites in Asbury Park, Freehold Township, Long Branch and West Keansburg.

This included a collaboration with CERN, in which Yandex "trained" MatrixNet to search for specific particle collisions among events registered by the Large Hadron Collider beauty (LHCb).

In particular, Google has trained us to search by keyword for over a decade now, but in real life, we aren't wired to search this way as humans.