Sentence examples for a study that went back from inspiring English sources
Sargen: I did a study that went back and looked at stock market crashes.
(Some scientists quote ice layer studies that go back 400 million years, without a question about how ice could survive for 400 million years).
The group studied all NOAA tide-gauge records that went back at least 30 years, then combined those data with an analysis of sea-level rise to predict how often floods would occur in different locations, and how large those floods would get7.
After studying data that goes back decades, "Mapping the Future" acknowledged that art and philosophy are "where the meanings are," but increasingly where the undergraduates are not.
This is a remedy that goes back to ancient times.
From an estate that goes back to 1804.
This is line of reasoning that goes back through studies before 2005.
If you look at this study, they've got pretty detailed data that goes back before Sarbanes-Oxley, even.
This was at least on the surface the city Banham extolled in his 1971 book "Los Angeles: The Architecture of Four Ecologies," which the New York Times reviewed with the following headline: "In Praise of Los Angeles". E.C. members were also heirs to an approach to studying and photographing L.A.'s populist public face that goes back to the writers Louis Adamic and Morrow Mayo in the 1920s and '30s.
