Sentence examples for extensive research of from inspiring English sources

Based on extensive research of the market in collaboration with Pernod Ricard, here are six things luxury brands need to focus on in order to design and market a true luxury experience.

As David Neiwert has documented in his extensive research of these groups, rightwing extremists justify themselves by telling themselves they speak for the community at large, saying those things they believe others believe, but are afraid to say.

One Theory: Indians Built Them "This is a true American mystery right under New Yorkers' noses," said Salvatore Michael Trento, who conducted perhaps the most extensive research of the region's stone chambers.

The study, the most extensive research of its kind yet carried out in the UK, directly challenges the government's repeated insistence that there is no link between its welfare reforms and the huge increases in charity food aid.

In his important and provocative new book, "Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan," Herbert P. Bix presents one of the first complete biographies of the emperor in English based on this new Japanese scholarship, as well as on extensive research of his own.

Scientific analysis and extensive research of each portrait, much of it carried out at the National Portrait Gallery in 2005, revealed that one is a clever 19th-century fake; one is clearly a posthumous portrait; one is of another man doctored to look like Shakespeare; and three may be genuine likenesses of the writer that were painted during his lifetime.

VP1 has been the subject of extensive research on account of the neutralization potency of its antiserum [ 23, 58, 72].

However, in spite of extensive research on manipulative parasites, recoveries of manipulations remain poorly studied (see Eberhard 2010).

However, despite the extensive research on bioconversion of cellulosic material, there are certain technological barriers.

This requires extensive research on behalf of the student.

African influences reemerged in Jones's art in the late 1960s and early '70s, particularly after two extensive research tours of Africa.