Sentence examples for embarking on research from inspiring English sources
He said Chiron took a significant risk in embarking on research to discover the virus and deserved to share in the proceeds from drugs developed by others.
Turning to architectural journalism, Nairn was the author of the famous polemic Outrage (an outspoken report on unhindered urban sprawl from Southampton to Carlisle, published in 1955) and continued to use his pilot's licence for some years, frequently setting off with the in-house photographer, embarking on research from the air.
She is now embarking on research to determine if tDCS can make a meditative state deeper, easier to achieve, and longer-lasting — an attractive prospect for those who, like me, find meditation too boring and frustrating to practice with any regularity.
She is now embarking on research to determine if tDCS can make a meditative state deeper, easier to achieve, and longer-lasting an attractive prospect for those who, longer-lasting anitattractiveboring and frustrating to prospect with any regularity.
Understanding the key elements that increase the likelihood of project success is fundamental for those embarking on research.
But, poor prospects should not be a concern for anyone embarking on research using animals; such experience is much in demand.
Feeling that economic science had virtually nothing useful to say about real-world issues of global wealth and poverty, he embarked on research that led to the foundation of the philosophical school known as critical realism.
It has been 10 years ago to the month since I first tried to embark on research into the National Socialist history of the Vienna Philharmonic, which culminated this week in revelations about the famous orchestra's darker secrets.
When Ricky Green of the Utah Jazz scored the 5 millionth N.B.A. point in January 1988, the league, whose records date back to the Basketball Association of America's founding in 1946, embarked on research to find out who scored the first points and discovered Schectman's layup.
In the later part of her career, she embarked on research to verify the existence of life after death, conducting, with others, thousands of interviews with people who recounted near-death experiences, particularly of those declared clinically dead by medical authorities but later revived.
