Sentence examples for a certain amount of research from inspiring English sources

There were sympathetic commentators – Christopher Ricks, for many years, and Peter Robinson – who gathered together intelligent, informed appreciations of work that required a certain amount of research and exegesis for its proper appreciation.

They said I needed to write about four or five papers a year, to supervise two or three Ph.D. students, and have a certain amount of research income," he says.

While there has been a certain amount of research undertaken – as outlined above – further research on the use of dementia-related services amongst CALD communities has been put forward as a priority research area [ 23].

"There is already a declaration under which a certain amount of modest research takes place," he said.

Specifying that a certain amount of the research budget must be spent on topics which are chosen for their electoral or party-political appeal is, especially in the area of the humanities and social sciences, the route to intellectual mediocrity.

He did attempt to carry out a certain amount of anthropological research from there, but it was difficult, and in 1939 he resigned from the post to carry out more systematic fieldwork among the Nambikwara and other indigenous peoples of the Mato Grosso and Brazilian Amazon.

"It's probably not realistic to think that's going to happen, given what we know of the other teams at this point, in the absence of conversation, but with the benefit of a certain amount of observation and research".

Many criticisms were leveled at the scheme, and as a blanket operation it inevitably acquired a certain amount of trivia; but many research libraries have benefited by the acquisition of materials that otherwise would have been difficult to obtain.

Both these failure modes have received a certain amount of interest by the research community, and design rules and proposals against both these failure modes exist.

There are even products for sale that claim to give a certain amount of profits to breast cancer research that don't.

Large companies like IBM and Philips also provide a few "fellow" positions, which confer a certain amount of freedom in selecting and approaching research problems.