Sentence examples for bit of research on from inspiring English sources

Indeed, having done a bit of research on the subject, I know I'd be absolutely terrified.

I do a bit of research on people, and you feel it from playing the guy.

I have done quite a bit of research on the history of the famous chimes.

Just remember to do a bit of research on the film before you book.

The main thrust of the commentary is that there's a bit of research on children's use of smartphones and tablets, but not much – and certainly not enough considering the takeup of such devices.

"He's always been interested in environmental issues and would always be up on the latest bit of research on fracking, shale gas or offshore drilling," he told the Guardian.

Once you have chosen a particular event or person(s) to focus on, do a bit of research so that you can pick which parts of the story you want to tell, and which are unnecessary for the advancement of the narrative and theme.

There is a fair bit of research going on at the moment into the use of thorium.

There has already been a little bit of research done on emotional reactions to simple emoticons, and emojis may be a burgeoning research subject for linguists.

He and a classmate did quite a bit of research, and lectured on their findings.

Hire a marketing agent to help you get your book out in the world, or do a bit of research in marketing on your own.