Sentence examples for begin a study of from inspiring English sources
More importantly, it reached the office of John F Kennedy, who asked his scientific adviser, Jerome B Wiesner, to begin a study of the whole DDT question.
Indeed, New York State officials consider the problem so serious that this month they plan to begin a study of preholiday and year-round kosher food costs.
Although it restores only very rudimentary vision, the device has proved so successful that its developers are about to begin a study of a more sophisticated version with between 50 and 75 patients.
Although Döllinger had suggested that Baer begin a study of chick development, he was unable to meet the expense of purchasing the eggs and paying an attendant to watch the incubators.
As a boy Jespersen was inspired by the accomplishments of the famed Danish linguist Rasmus Rask, whose grammars he used to begin a study of Icelandic, Italian, and Spanish.
As Shamdasani observes, "in a critical sense, 'Liber Novus' does not require supplemental interpretation, for it contains its own interpretation," and so it is at last possible to begin a study of Jung with the work he held above all the rest.
[C2.] Justice Opens Study of Taser Guns The Justice Department has begun a study of Tasers because of new safety questions.
He and colleagues began a study of the living but ancient fish known as the paddlefish.
In 1941 two British chemists, Archer J.P. Martin and Richard L.M. Synge, began a study of the amino acid composition of wool.
