Sentence examples for according to extensive from inspiring English sources

And according to extensive research (thank you, Wikipedia), I can tell you that it's the Japanese word for "fox".

Even those with lesser exposure can have an interior rewiring of their brain chemistry, according to extensive medical research.

According to extensive interviews with Tivoli Gardens residents and Jamaican officials, the resistance that the security forces encountered in Tivoli was quickly overpowered.

At the last general election, more than half of all Conservative funding came from the City, according to extensive research by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism.

Empathy levels, according to extensive American research, and something called the Interpersonal Reactivity Index, seem in recent years to have dropped.

According to extensive research by Jane Ailes, a genealogist (and Brady's third-great-granddaughter), Samuel Brady had a farm just outside Cresaptown, exactly as family legend had it.

But according to an extensive new report from Merrill Lynch that examines the financial results of 37 technology favorites, those bets may be premature.

The strength of a person's grip may indicate how likely they are to suffer heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular problems, according to an extensive new study.

According to the extensive report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, the most common cause of hospitalisation due to injury among Indigenous infants was a fall (38%), which was also true for other Australian infants (53% of hospitalisations).

In short, according to my extensive survey, cinemagoers are wary of Steve McQueen's film not only because it's too important but also because, with its obvious anti-slavery message, it's too unimportant.

According to an extensive study by some of the leading orthopedic surgeons in the field, including Dr. James Andrews in Birmingham, Ala., there is reason for the Nationals to be optimistic about Strasburg's future.