Sentence examples for enquiry rather from inspiring English sources
She thinks more people overall, men and women, would choose economics if it was seen as a "method of enquiry" rather than a springboard into the City.
He says MI6 "demonstrated a troubling tendency to be defensive and unhelpful, it provided inaccurate and incomplete information and generally sought to fence with and close down lines of enquiry rather than engage constructively".
Mr Chrétien savages his successor for over-reacting to a scandal over a government marketing campaign by appointing a public enquiry rather than treating it as a police matter.
Indeed, some researchers have argued that reverse inference based on brain imaging results should be used merely as a guide to direct further enquiry rather than a direct means to interpret results (Poldrack, 2008).
Although the two-hour evidence session in front of the DCMS committee's fake news enquiry raised rather more questions than it answered — with professor Aleksandr Kogan citing an NDA he said he had signed with Facebook to decline to answer some of the committee's questions (including why and when exactly the NDA was signed).
Importantly, asking true questions requires deference to the object of enquiry 1 rather than to either predetermined lesson plans or identified learning needs.
Further enquiries uncovered a rather bleak picture.
A full account of burden, which should underpin needs assessment, requires a rather detailed enquiry.
However this approach, described as 'a logic of enquiry' [10, p 32] rather than a method, lacks transparency, thereby departing from the more explicit and staged approaches to reduce bias, which have distinguished and helped legitimise systematic review methods [ 11].
In addition, although such models undoubtedly have uncertainties, this does not mean they are not useful because the model was created to enable an enquiry into our understanding, rather than specifically for the purpose of describing data, as has been discussed recently.
His relentlessly pessimistic view of society becomes unpleasant and his admission that the book is drawn from anecdotal evidence rather than scientific enquiry doesn't excuse the holes that open up in his arguments.
