Sentences with phrase «to sift through»

Currently, police investigators must manually sift through hundreds of cases and use their expert judgment to determine whether a series of crimes is linked.

My question would be motivation: why would people help sift through possible evidence?

You no longer have to sift through thousands of search results, and can instead get back to studying the biblical text.

You need to be able to sift through data access, evaluate then draw up conclusions.

Many employers aren't willing to sift through resumes by hand, so instead they have a computer do it for them.

It allows for pure turn - based strategy bliss, but there's a lot of garbage to sift through in order to get to it.

When are we going to realize that the ready availability of more information means that we'll also have to sift through more imperfect or inaccurate information.

The shotgun approach is less likely to work with a small business owner, mainly because it requires them to sift through dozens of potential candidates to find the right one.

You can sift through profiles or find a local meetup, party, or event on the app.

You would not be able to sift through millions of user details and determine if the website truly has that kind of a database.

You shouldn't sift through sample resumes to try to find the best looking resume template and then try to make your details, skills, and qualifications fit a specific format.

Teachers now have the responsibility to teach skills that enable the leaner to sift through information in order to determine accuracy and relevance.

Online dating changed the world because it gave people the ability to sift through many more people than they could have ever possibly met offline.

The reporter can then sift through responses to find experts and information that best fit the needs of the story.

Using just a couple key metrics allows you to quickly sift through the universe and focus your efforts on the best potential investments.

You also won't have to pay your attorney or a financial adviser to sift through piles of paperwork in order to prepare your divorce documents.

This will prevent you from having to sift through pages of spam comments yourself.

These capabilities will allow legal professionals to sift through large amounts of case data, creating new opportunities and questions for the industry.

Obviously, the recruiter's got a pretty fully plate — an awful lot of resumes to sift through before setting up interviews.

With the advent of phone dating, you are no longer required to sift through various online profiles hoping to find your ideal dating personality.

I once helped a hiring manager sift through applications and resumes for a position our company posted.

They took for granted that you had to sift through tons of terrible flights and hunt across a mess of tabs for the best itinerary.

The best part of the project, you don't have to conduct hours of searches and sift through countless links to get to the best job search and career information.

Just sift through at your own pace... find what resonates with you.

You will not even have to sift through irrelevant profiles in order to find the match that you are looking for.

Deep learning, when done right, can help developers build software that can sift through mountains of data, recognize patterns, and take action.

And it's hard to search for and sift through new skills by just talking to your smart speaker.

Recruitment agencies and many large employers will use recruitment software to sift through candidate applications.

Using powerful action verbs on your resume and in your cover letter can help employers sift through the piles of resumes that they receive on a regular basis.

They must also sift through all of the information to find the key ideas and concepts, then organize it for online learner consumption.

The time it takes to sift through everything is worthwhile, though.

How well can an online dating site sift through potential partners and identify «the one» for us when the lines between our needs and preferences get so blurry?

When you want to find a specific book, you have to sift through boxes and shelves to find it.

Better yet, these companies will make the effort to contact you, allowing you to sift through different companies and quotes from the comfort of your own home.

So, you need a unique baby gift for your favorite chic new mama, but you do not have time to sift through endless websites and catalogs?

If you want to work for a nonprofit, this site is a great way to avoid having to sift through postings elsewhere.

You may not be asked to write front - page exclusives but there's a good chance you will be asked to sift through documents or find a telephone number.

To reach a verdict, jurors must sift through evidence provided by 25 witnesses and scores of documents.

I wrote this article because you (and other teachers) have far too many demands on your time to sift through decades worth of research.

Our lawyers know how to sift through complex data and evidence to find the truth about these products.

It is important to help the student sift through the information that is reported because of this reason.

This approach is much more effective than making the hiring manager sift through the entire resume and doing the math on the number of years of experience this mechanical engineer has.

Researchers can now sift through a wealth of details concerning the layout and composition of the galaxy.

Other than that, I don't sift through reviews, whether they are good or bad.

When you raise your watch to activate it, it will pull up a card notification, then hide it, and you can swipe up from the bottom to go sift through notifications.

It's hard enough to get home by 6 p.m., let alone sift through the day's mail, get dinner rolling, and spend quality time with the ones we love.

Recruiters can sift through ratings and reviews, look at samples of texts, and determine the likely success they'll enjoy with certain authors.