Sentence examples for you can interrogate from inspiring English sources

It is good data and you can interrogate it using Nomis, a service from the Office for National Statistics ONSS).

It also shows you a map of where the robot has been so you can interrogate how throughly it has covered the available floor space, which is reassuring.

This means you can add, say, a horoscope chat app which you can interrogate rather like a text-based Siri.

It also seems to think that you can "interrogate" and "question" the values of a culture - its obsession with celebrity, say, or marketing, or hype -- while also getting, and keeping, and eating, an awful lot of cake.

"What we felt," she continues, "was that if you have support, pushy family members who can interrogate decisions and corral the professionals, you can get somewhere.

This decision maker would rather "get the structures right, so we can interrogate data as is appropriate and have everyone have confidence in that interrogation" (Australia Decision Maker 1).

An in-class exercise will demonstrate how we can interrogate our memory to bring back the details otherwise forgotten.

Are the Miranda warnings still required before the police can interrogate a suspect in custody, or has Congress effectively overruled the 34-year-old Miranda decision?

In an age where people can interrogate most companies and products online as well as elsewhere, the government still remains largely remote and inscrutable.

Where Colquhoun's synthesising method is less successful, however, is in failing to provide a space from which she can interrogate or even amplify the information.

"We can interrogate for any calendar year in the last thousands of years what trees thought of their growth conditions," says a paleoecologist.