Sentence examples for will try to pinpoint from inspiring English sources

Instead he will try to pinpoint a clear chain of causation that leads someone to lose a sense of identity and then become fully radicalised.

A nonprofit foundation here is compiling a giant genetic database that will try to pinpoint -- after a quick swab of a person's cheek for a DNA sample -- where the person's ancestors came from.

Meanwhile, the Rosetta orbiter team will continue to try to pinpoint Philae's position.

It will appeal for help to fill the data gaps, but also try to pinpoint what the issues are that any reform needs to tackle.

There will be time to hash over the company's history and try to pinpoint what went wrong, especially with Mr. Steel's recent attempts at reinvention in the face of desperate financial stress.

When fashion historians try to pinpoint the most disgraceful year in fashion, they will unanimously decide on 2002.

While US investigators try to pinpoint exactly what happened, a small group of researchers will be watching closely.

Three economists try to pinpoint who saves what, and why.

They took the witnesses along to try to pinpoint where the plane went down.

The report was issued as economists try to pinpoint how much the economy has slowed.

For teenagers, try to pinpoint similarities in artists' styles or subjects.