Sentence examples for a long study of from inspiring English sources

It's a long study of how one man arrives, by very slow degrees, at wisdom and understanding.

"In 2009, he commissioned a long study of the Soviet Union from somebody who works in the policy-research office," the diplomat in Beijing told me.

The surgeon, James McGill, who has been engaged in a long study of Turner's painting, says Turner suffered from slight colorblindness beginning early in his career and later from cataracts.

Julie Taymor, who made a long study of Asian puppetry in her youth, almost always has something going on in town: right now, the long-running "Lion King" and, until recently, the production of "The Magic Flute" that she made for the Met in 2004.

I'd come with a federal medical researcher who'd recently finished a long study of medical-cannabis clubs in the Bay Area and was able to vouch for me.

"According to my experience, a miracle is only the confirmation of what has been ascertained through a long study of a person's life, writings and actions," he said.

Dr. Taylor is an interdenominational minister who has made a life long study of the human mind and has earned doctoral distinctions in psychology and hypnotherapy.

The NCAS demonstrated the ability to capture changes in nurses' rating of difficulty regarding dementia patients' characteristics in a year-long study of a care intervention [ 16].

From 2010-2011, we conducted a year-long study of daily dosing of a group of common marmosets with rapamycin.

Scientists from nine countries are completing a year-long study of the melting ice-pack.

The Guardian: A decade-long study of global wine labels shows that alcohol content is systematically understated.