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Examples of inquire

inquire
Trimming hides and augments the beginnings and ends of dresses; it confuses the issue of construction and baffles the inquiring eye.
As part of this interview, she inquired about the child's language experience across all sources, including family, daycare, other adults, peers and television.
During periods of active surveillance, health workers visited each volunteer home twice weekly, inquiring as to occurrence of diarrhoea since the last visit.
Moreover, doctors who had not been in attendance at a death often accepted the word of those who were, without inquiring further.%!
The interviews inquired about physical symptoms, social concerns, psychological problems, and existential issues.
The proof hence appears to be a tool for inquiring into the range of problems for which the procedure can be used.
After inquiring with two provincial agencies, the association found reports concluding there was no evidence to support the implementation of systematic bone densitometry screening programs.
They never inquired into the over-all problem of sanitary functions themselves.
Our inquiring minds are seldom satisfied with incomplete accounts, such as ' 'to get to the other side' '.
A law student inquires whether a correction of sneaked to snuck suggests misinformation and misguided rigidity.
Finally, the article inquires into the key repercussions of introducing binding regulations.
In order to measure social capital, therefore, we need to extend the range of questions beyond those inquiring about human nature in interpersonal relations.
If you order a mason to build an oven, he immediately inquires about the progress of the peace, and descants on the preliminaries.
Clearly, the 1992 question referred to the feeling at the time of the interview, while the 2000 question inquired about the state over a period.
Another steward, carrying a plate of ' hearts ' is preceded by an obsequious figure inquiring which ' heart ' his lordship required for the day.
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