Sentence examples for will need to probe from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. will need to probe hard.

Even in times of relative peace, adversaries will need to probe networks and prepare their attacks for the day when the shooting starts, says Geers.

Congress will need to probe the adequacy of this investigation — and to insist that federal officials release as much evidence as possible, so the public can be assured they really did get the right person this time.

The MPX01 point is located on the circuitry of the DVD drive, and is where you will need to probe during the flashing process.

If you have to move forward for some reason, or you can't see your tracks to backtrack, you'll need to probe the ground for mines and move forward little by little.

We are all busy thinking that a new theory will come by studying quantum physics and gravity and that we need to probe smaller and smaller regions of space and time to get there.

So, we need to probe and question and also understand that the term hostility includes ill will, contempt, unfriendliness, resentment and dislike.

But many of the technologies and tools that will be needed to probe the brain haven't even been dreamed up yet.

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.

Further studies with an expanded selection of funcitonalised ruthenium complexes will therefore be needed to probe this aspect.

The Senate needs to probe that serious lapse in judgment closely to seek assurances that Mr. Holder will be unyielding about keeping political influence out of the Justice Department, which was shamefully politicized under Alberto Gonzales.