Sentence examples for a lifetime study from inspiring English sources

A 19th-century French doctor, who made a lifetime study of absinthism, chronicled its symptoms: "sudden delirium, epileptic attacks, vertigo, hallucinatory delirium".

Of course studying the body as an expressive instrument is a lifetime study, so I keep at it.

A lifetime study is conducted for both the novel hardware topology and the conventional topology using a realistic power profile and an optimal balancing strategy.

It could be a lifetime study.

However, there is a direct trade-off between the choice of a lifetime study horizon in the analysis of routine data and the opportunity to make timely decisions about prevention programmes including current treatment technologies.

It's a lifetime study and learning how to draw realistically can gain a lot of social attention or even some money.

I've spent a lifetime studying myth and legend.

He has spent a lifetime studying the interactions between East and West.

I covered enough of them to wish to have spent a lifetime studying them comparatively.

Professor Malcolm Chalmers of the Royal United Services Institute has spent a good part of a lifetime studying Britain's nuclear strategy.

Dr. Shulkin, 57, has spent a lifetime studying how to make health care organizations deliver better care at lower costs.