Sentence examples for will be probing for from inspiring English sources

For some time to come, each candidate will be probing for weaknesses and targets of opportunity in the other's base.

And before those ballots come due on Feb. 22, an army of competing Oscar strategists will be probing for any sign that "The King's Speech" can be beaten.

His chemistry with Michaels and Fouts will be probed for signs of tension and electricity.

"You can bet that with Verizon rolling this app out to such a large number of devices, hackers will be probing it for vulnerabilities, to see if they can use it as a backdoor they can break into," the EFF writes.

This summer, after Brood II is dead and its eggs have rained to the earth, Dr. Simon and her colleagues will be probing the genomes of cicadas for that switch, hoping to find another clue to one of the world's great life cycles.

Based upon the steroids and growth hormones investigation the next logical step for this Congress will be probing the secret use of Botox injections and plastic surgery among Hollywood stars.

In addition, 80 nonsense words will be probed as stimuli for the ReST program, with 40 designated as treatment stimuli and another 40 as untreated stimuli.

But will Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi, who has been probing for-profit colleges, take a closer look at Perez's operations?

I think they'll be probing questions," Mehlman said.

Additional mutants that inhibit cleavage but maintain tertiary structure will need to be probed for further molecular level investigations into HCV NS2-3 biology, a conclusion that likely holds true for many proteins.

Political opponents are probing for something more damning.