Sentence examples for enquiry among from inspiring English sources

The report said that in both primary and secondary schools, many teachers were so concerned with meeting test and examination requirements that they were not fostering a spirit of "scientific enquiry" among their pupils.

Selection of respondents was ad hoc but care was taken to include farmers from different wealth categories; this was achieved by estimating the average herd size in each village through enquiry among villagers and then selecting roughly equal numbers of respondents below and above the average threshold.

Finally we made enquiries among those with migraine about cumulative burdens.

A full account necessitates enquiries among the others, which in practical terms may be possible only among close family members.

A full account may necessitate enquiries among the others, which in practical terms may be possible only among close family members.

Three days after the Birmingham bombings in 1974, the Guardian ran an editorial with the headline "Those Who Harbour Terrorists", arguing that the police should be allowed to be "less fastidious in its enquiries among those suspected of guilty knowledge".

In an enquiry performed among rhinologists the habitual amount of fluorescein used was 0.5 and 1.0 mL at a concentration of 10%, although Senior et al. [ 9] could show effectiveness at low concentration and dosage of 0.1 mL at 10%.

Its department for small islands has already had enquiries from, among other countries, Japan and the Netherlands, two former colonisers.

To identify suitable patients who had visited a gastroenterology clinic for long and short time as well as only a primary care centre, an enquiry was made among patients who had visited a gastroenterology university clinic in Sweden, between 1 January 1998 and 20 November 2005 and among those who had been referred for a second opinion to the same clinic between 15 May 2003 and 15 May 2004.

Back in 1903, when the threat of pullulating aliens was Jewish, one witness told the parliamentary commission of enquiry that the mortality rate among children less than one year old in Whitechapel was 50% (in the slums of the native poor it was only 38%).

Consultations and enquiry into oral health promotion among Victorian midwives revealed a similar educational gap, and led to the current study piloting the use of the MIOH online education program in the Victorian context and further investigation into the role of Victorian Midwives in oral health promotion.