Sentence examples for Study from inspiring English sources
The word "Study" is correct in written English
It is typically used to refer to the act of learning or examining a subject in detail. Example: "I need to study for my upcoming exam to ensure I understand the material."
noun
A state of mental perplexity or worried thought.
Last year, during David Cameron's trip to Beijing, the same paper announced that Britain was "just an old European country apt [that is, suitable] for travel and study".
Related: A new study urges leaving fossil fuels in the ground.
The study suggests that in 168 marginal seats, the ethnic minority vote is bigger than the majority of the sitting MP.
These costs aren't trivial: a 2001 study showed that the cost of switching a loan came to about a third of the loan's annual interest rate.
A leading academic study concludes there is "equivocal evidence regarding its magnitude".
This increase in undergraduate students has had a knock on effect, and seen more graduates applying for higher-level study.
More like this: International students: where do they go to study?
"We do retain some traditional parts of high school; kids still need to earn credit and study certain topics but we go about studying them a little differently," she explains.
A blended learning model has been adopted which means all classes involve some form of online study.
Professor Willem Kuyken, director of the Oxford Mindfulness Centre, leads the Aspire Project, a study set up in 2013 to investigate patients' access to MBCT across the UK.
The study did say that storms, starfish attacks and coral bleaching were responsible for the dramatic loss of coral cover on the reef.
