Sentence examples for earnest research from inspiring English sources
Less rewarding, or simply too long, is Matthew's earnest research into the controversy surrounding Encounter.
Without seeming to strive for novelty — or history — Berry has introduced a vibe of informal inventiveness into a venture that can seem too hung up on earnest research.
Disentangling the impact of the oil-price fall and that of adopting QE in boosting the euro-zone economy will no doubt be the subject of much earnest research at some stage in the near and probably distant future.
The first prosecution in process is of an American former client of UBS who has admitted he and some bankers there conspired to hide about $6,000,000 of otherwise taxable wealth from the earnest research of the IRS.
He called it a pseudoscience, saying he did not oppose earnest research into the questions, but he thought the "air of legitimacy" of being an AAAS-Affiliate should be reserved until convincing tests of at least a few so-called psi effects could be demonstrated.
A contemporary has rightly said that the only deeply religious people of our largely materialistic age are the earnest men of research.
The goal is to educate them about relationships before they start dating in earnest, even though research shows that some seventh graders have already experienced physical and emotional harm while dating.
He also argued in a quotation that was both a slap at religion and a backhanded tribute to it that "the only deeply religious people of our age are the earnest men of research".
I am not sure if I agree, but I suppose British actors tend to be a bit more earnest in their research, they treat it as a craft, and Americans go to acting class more.
Trained as an anaesthetist, Henning started "hobbying" in hibernation in the 1990s, but things took off in earnest when his research group was formed around six years ago.
Dr. Edwards first had the idea for in vitro fertilization in the 1950s, and after beginning his research in earnest in the late 1960s, he stayed with it for nine years, through trial and error, disappointment and triumph.
