Sentence examples for undergoing a look from inspiring English sources

A senior intelligence official said that the "whole intelligence community is undergoing a look" at how information about sources should be shared.

Congo, now undergoing a shoddy election, still looks barely governable and hideously corrupt.

Kaliningrad's main cathedral, first built in 1333 and badly damaged during World War II by British bombs, has been undergoing a renovation and now looks much as it did before the war.

Patients were informed of their situation including the fact that they had been randomised within the trial to undergo a second-look procedure.

Although the endometriotic foci were cauterized, the adolescents did not remain compliant with the menstrual suppressive therapy; they had to undergo a second-look laparoscopy which demonstrated in all three cases progression of the disease and the presence of an increase in implants onto the peritoneum; the only significant additional finding was the formation of a small endometrioma.

He said: "HMP Brixton is undergoing a regeneration project and was looking for an organisation to work with to develop the building into an opportunity for rehabilitation.

Davis describes how the district is undergoing an "equity audit," looking closely at how to help its underachieving students become "self-advocates" and access the tools they need to succeed. .

Traditional churches still dominate the American landscape, but what religious space looks like is undergoing a subtle, gradual shift, with some of the most celebrated new religious communities arising in cities and college towns.

And there were at least three times on Sunday that Sanders looked like he was undergoing a particularly intrusive medical procedure.

Broodthaers's Brussels and the Brussels currently undergoing an artistic renaissance now look set to be obscured by a third Brussels: a largely fictive place, drummed by the European hard right and their unwitting analogues on American television, in which the capital of the E.U. has been "invaded" by jihadist outsiders.

The system can, for example, use family history and elevated levels of a particular protein in the blood to work out who should undergo a biopsy to look for prostate cancer.