Sentence examples for enough research that from inspiring English sources

Instead, Burns said, "We do enough research that we can pretty much convince ourselves in the best sense of the word that we've done the honorable job".

"We've done enough research that we feel that if industry is interested they should be able to pick it up," Dr. Forsberg said.

A 2012 scientific review, partially funded by the Justice Department, said there was not enough research that proves the death penalty affects homicide rates and deters the crime.

The best way to gain acceptance to a school where you will be happy and successful is to be yourself on your application and do enough research that your list contains only colleges that are genuinely a good fit.

The current institutions are pushing journalists to do things they don't think they should be doing -- cranking out copy too fast, not enough research, things that are sensational, and avoiding any investigation that embarrasses the advertisers.

Amazingly enough, research shows that general belief in remote areas of the country is that death due to malaria is caused by a child's soul being robbed by a bird.

For instance, Kai Simons, director of the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics in Dresden, Germany, supports the draft's incentives to spur pan-European collaborations, but he questions whether there would be enough grants for young scientists and enough funds for "generic" research that is "not bound to anything except quality".

And some senior scientists say the intern program doesn't allow enough time for substantive research that can generate publishable results.

VP of clinical operations Scott Topper acknowledged that hereditary factors certainly aren't the only factors that might play into cardiovascular complications like arrhythmia, but there has been enough research to show that the potential hereditary genetic components that lead to those conditions is impactful enough to warrant building a test for those markers.

Others felt frustrated by the fact that 'there isn't enough research to show that what we're doing therapeutically or educationally actually works'.

Mr. Siegel now says that after he and his wife bought two Clothesniks, they were "intrigued" enough to do some "initial research" that indicated the product would sell better if it were made of polypropylene, which is cheaper.