Sentence examples for Having researched from inspiring English sources

Having researched the fare on Kayak, I visited Bing Travel next.

Having researched and written all the London pieces myself, I later wrote a guide to writing 'mass obituaries of ordinary people'.

Having researched his script by talking to young people in his borough, Bennett tells the story of Dushane, a 19-year-old who runs a gang on the estate and has plans to move into drug-dealing.

Having researched modern forensic techniques and poisons for her crime novels, Ashford immediately realised the symptoms could be ascribed to arsenic poisoning, which can cause "raindrop" pigmentation, where patches of skin go brown or black, and other areas go white.

Having researched the cost of children in care, or being "looked after", it calculates that councils in England spent a total £3.4bn on them in 2012-13, up 69% on 2000-01.

Having researched the matter a bit, I can only conclude that this refers to a recent Australian study on food allergies which found that introducing solid foods early — to infants less than six months old — may protect against the development of allergies and asthma.

She had researched his family situation beforehand.

We've researched it extensively.

Gulati had researched Tangerine thoroughly.

"I have researched it on Google".

Blair has researched prodigiously and writes with authority.