look into

to examine or investigate.

• Tom is looking into the situation.
• They are looking into the problem.
• He looked into the matter further.
• They're looking into the problem.
• He began to look into the matter.
• Tom is looking into the problem.
• We should look into the problem.
• I'll look into this issue more.
• We're looking into the problem.
• We'll look into these problems.
• I could look into the matter.
• I will look into the matter.
• Let's look into the matter.
• I looked into the incident.
• I'll look into the matter.
• We intend to look into that matter.
• The police will look into the case.
• I've been looking into the problem.
• They began to look into the problem.
• I was asked to look into the matter.
• The police will look into the theft.
• We must look into the matter at once.
• The police looked into that incident.
• Tom asked me to look into that matter.
• Tom has been looking into the problem.
• Why not look into the matter yourself?
• The police are looking into the matter.
• Let's get Tom to look into the problem.
• You should look into the matter at once.
• Do you want me to look into that matter?
• The police are looking into the incident.
• The police began to look into the matter.
• The problem's being looked into as I speak.
• The police promised to look into the matter.
• The police are looking into the murder case.
• The police have decided to look into the case.
• The police looked into the records of the man.
• The police are looking into his disappearance.
• We are looking into the cause of the accident.
• Tom told Mary that he'd look into the problem.
• That policeman promised to look into the matter.
• Please look into this matter as soon as you can.
• The police started to look into the murder case.
• The police will look into the cause of the fire.
• She promised to look into the matter immediately.
• The police came and looked into all the evidence.
• He looked into the possibility of buying a house.
• They agreed to look into the causes of the accident.
• You might want to have someone look into that matter.
• The police are looking into the cause of the accident.
• He was looking into the possibility of buying a house.
• Someone needs to look into this matter more thoroughly.
• The police are looking into the records of those people.
• The police are making every effort to look into the case.
• We are going to look into the disappearance of the money.
• The crime investigators are looking into the murder case.
• He looked into historical documents to solve the mystery.
• The detective promised to look into the matter right away.
• I'm part of the committee that's looking into that problem.
• Private detectives were hired to look into the strange case.
• The police are looking into the cause of the traffic accident.
• The government has set up a committee to look into the problem.
• If you have any complaints, let me know, and I'll look into them.
• If at all possible, you should go and look into the matter yourself.
• The investigating committee is looking into the cause of the accident.
• Why don't you look into the problem yourself? It's your responsibility.
• The mayor felt that he should look into the loss of income from parking meters.
• Tom began to look into the problem as soon as Mary brought it to his attention.
• The problem about "the instrumentality of mankind" is being looked into by the committee.