Sentence examples for widespread examination from inspiring English sources

A season which began with widespread examination and criticism of Manchester United's defensive shortcomings is concluding with the focus very much on the other end of the field as Louis van Gaal collected a couple of unwanted milestones at Old Trafford.

Yet the potential of a widespread examination system was not fully realized until the Song dynasty, when the merit-driven scholar official largely shed his aristocratic habits and defined his social status through the examination system.

C1 No Quick Fix for Grid Last summer's blackout has not led to any widespread governmental examination of the state of the electric system across the country.

In contrast to plane crashes, nuclear plant accidents, stock market crashes and even nightclub fires -- events that typically send regulators far beyond the site of the problem in search of ways to prevent similar disasters -- the blackout of Aug. 14 has not led to any widespread governmental examination of the state of the electric system across the country.

The need to inspect areas not easily viewable by the naked eye led to the introduction of widespread radiography examination in aviation; this also had the advantage of detecting cracks and flaws too small to be seen otherwise.

Mr. Ferrer and his supporters, many of them allies of Mr. McCall's, are still stoking the fires of resentment over this year's race and calling for a widespread self-examination by the party, an exercise that the McCall camp would rather skip.

Fundus examination revealed widespread and scattered areas of depigmentation, and both fine and course clumping of the pigment epithelium located throughout the posterior pole and the periphery in both eyes without active disease were noted by 4 weeks.

While it is easy to focus generally on Catholic Church malfeasance in a general sense, or to even pinpoint the widespread sexual abuse, close examination of how the church protects its sinners is exposed when one considers a single incident, this one involving one of the most famous Catholic monks in history, the gifted wordsmith and author Thomas Merton.

In early failed ILT grafts, pathologic examination showed widespread areas of geographic hemorrhagic necrosis, antibody and complement components were deposited in arteriole [31].

Cultured samples were excluded from the analysis when neuropathological examination showed widespread areas of necrosis, paucity of tumor cells, or signs of per-operating coagulation.

A physical examination revealed widespread flat, nonscaly, hypopigmented macules from 1 to 15 mm.