Sentence examples for will only examine from inspiring English sources

Even when the immense screening system is in place, supervised by well-paid federal overseers at every airport, it will only examine passengers and bags brought into the airplane cabin.

In the present case, I will only examine a few components of the way in which the products (the books) of the publishing house are passed on to the consumers.

(In this essay, I will only examine the coverage of evolutionary biology in the media, not the coverage of creationism or other social controversies that involve evolution. That is a worthy subject, but one that would require a lengthy treatment of its own).

The unit will only examine cases of people currently incarcerated for serious or violent felonies who make claims of actual innocence, Lacey said.

In the remainder of this paper, we will only examine the distance measure calculations used when aligning larger numbers of sequences.

Because the classifications of diseases changed between 1900 and 1976, as we discuss below, we will only examine the rankings of broad categories of causes of deaths.

This pilot trial will investigate the feasibility and potential efficacy of Coping-Together in reducing the negative psychosocial impact of cancer on patients and their partners, which in turn will be used to design a larger trial that will not only examine the efficacy of Coping-Together, but also its direct cost and cost-effectiveness.

We will not only examine the facts, but the training or lack thereof of officers involved," Irwin said Thursday.

The HC group will be only examined at baseline as it is anticipated that the gait and plantar pressure of these participants will not change during short term follow-up [ 74].

There have been several recent comprehensive and excellent reviews covering the development of STS inhibitors for various hormone-dependent malignancies (269, 389 – 391); thus, this section will only briefly examine and summarize the current status of STS inhibitor development.

"The reopened investigation will, like the review, only examine the conduct of the officers involved in the arrest, restraint and detention of Mr Rigg and the actions of the forensic medical examiner who attended Mr Rigg at Brixton police station".