inquire into something

Examples of inquired

inquired

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The nurse-researcher interacted with the participants, listened to them, inquired as to their condition, and provided advice as part of the caregiving team.
The range of exposure factors inquired about was limited, and did not include the use of raw vegetables or salads.
The next question inquired about the year of qualification.
The elders inquired of her father if this was true.
Then somebody else took your name and address on a case sheet; somebody else inquired why you wanted birth control.
As part of this interview, she inquired about the child's language experience across all sources, including family, daycare, other adults, peers and television.
For each medication type, we inquired whether they took less of their medication in the prior 12 months because of the cost.
The interviews inquired about physical symptoms, social concerns, psychological problems, and existential issues.
I inquired into the transaction history of each plot for over 50 years.
A number of recent studies on the age factor have inquired into adults' ultimate attainment.
They never inquired into the over-all problem of sanitary functions themselves.
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.
If the bottle had been opened, they inquired to whom it had been dispensed.
However, all of that still remains to be inquired thoroughly.
While they usually inquired about the available activities, few asked about staffing levels.
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