Sentence examples for turned to existing from inspiring English sources

The WSJ reports that for this equity round SpaceX turned to existing investors and new investor Baillie Gifford & Co., a large investor in Musk's Tesla.

To estimate the odds, the researchers turned to existing models of how crops respond to temperature, precipitation, and other factors.

If the measure becomes law, policymakers' attention is likely to turn to existing debtors, struggling under the weight of a cumulative $1.2 trillion in outstanding college loans.

Their work does give them some status within the community, but they remain marginal within health provision, seem insecure about their status (partly because they feel they lack specialist medical expertise) and may need to turn to existing community structures of power and authority to shore up their position when their work is challenged.

People also turn to existing beliefs out of ignorance for a way to get answers to problems.

They are turning to existing companies that have started dedicated teams like the one at Debevoise & Plimpton, as well as start-ups like the Invictus Consulting Group.

We recommend that the interested reader turn to existing accounts (de Visser et al. 2003; Gerhart and Kirschner 2007; Kirschner and Gerhart 2010; Wagner 2012; Wagner et al. 2007; Wagner and Zhang 2011) for a more inclusive coverage of the research in this field.

Ms. Warner, by contrast, turned to an existing translation by Kenneth McLeish and Frederick Raphael, which, she noted, had already been "massaged" by a previous production at the Royal Exchange Theater in Manchester in 1992.

We next turned to the existing FISH risk stratification models trying to better elucidate the relationship between FISH and advanced amyloid-related cardiac disease.

His thoughts turned to acquiring an existing enterprise.

Other parents wanting to set up free schools have turned to groups behind existing academy chains to help make their dreams a reality.