Sentence examples for when trying to monitor from inspiring English sources

Some commentators have mused on the paradox of telling people to use cash when trying to monitor money-laundering activities.

Moreover, the Cable Act of 1984 sets a far harder burden for government agents to satisfy when trying to monitor computers using cable modems than when monitoring telephones.

Our investigation demonstrates that habitat surrogates can be very useful for certain aspects of monitoring programs, but that serious limitations prevail when trying to monitor changes over time, or if information on species-specific responses is required.

Big Velocity occurs when new data is coming in at high speeds, which can be seen when trying to monitor real-time events whether that be monitoring a patient's current condition through medical sensors or attempting to track an epidemic through multitudes of incoming web posts (such as from Twitter).

Mismatched antennas will probably not affect local services adversely, but could make the difference when trying to monitor services 2,3 or more communities away.

Really, this goes back to 2010, when the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois took up the cause of various groups trying to monitor police actions for evidence of misconduct.

"The beauty of the data is that, unlike trying to monitor fish out in the Caribbean, say, you know exactly the time stamp and date of when people join guilds and when they leave.

"We're trying to monitor it ourselves.

We're trying to monitor the activity," she said.

On the streets, voters are trying to monitor polls themselves.

They fled the very violence they were trying to monitor.