Sentence examples for became laboratories from inspiring English sources
In 2016, both parties' primaries became laboratories for experimenting with positions on immigration.
It's time the states became laboratories for safety rather than violence.
Cities became laboratories bubbling with aesthetic experimentation in old and new media, and from this milieu emerged metropolitan miniatures short prose pieces about the experiences of urban life written for European newspapers.
As Andrea Wulf reminds us in her illuminating and engrossing new book, "Founding Gardeners," the first four presidents were passionate botanists whose country seats became laboratories for their grander vision of an independent agrarian republic in the New World.
Combining the suspense of war and political debate with a view of private lives, Wulf reminds us that the first four presidents were passionate botanists whose country seats became laboratories for their visions of an agrarian republic in the New World.
Dr. Jacob became laboratory director at the Pasteur Institute in 1956 and four years later was appointed head of its new department of cell genetics.
He pursued advanced studies in the United States at Harvard University and later returned to France and became laboratory director of the National Blood Transfusion Centre.
These collaborations become laboratories for innovation and ideas.
College campuses have become laboratories for experimentation with neuroenhancement, and Alex was an ingenious experimenter.
They will in essence become laboratories for what is and is not feasible in Internet wagering.
Big consumer markets become laboratories where companies know that innovations will be tested and the successful ones richly rewarded.
