Sentence examples for fields of endeavour from inspiring English sources

There are doubtlessly fields of endeavour in which they are quite useful.

LIKE other fields of endeavour, science has fashions and one of its most fashionable areas at the moment is the study of stem cells.

Every year General Sir John Monash scholars are selected from all fields of endeavour in a highly competitive process, with the goal of identifying and funding individuals who will lead Australia in the future.

"In all fields of endeavour," he wrote, "repetition is one of the more powerful ways by which a community establishes its 'facts', but the facts thus established are often unsound.

Fields of endeavour that use "science" in their titles tend to be those that get masses of people emotionally involved and in which crackpots seem to have some purchase on public opinion.

He thinks that being "classist" is a serious prejudice even though social mobility in Britain is getting worse all the time and the privately educated wield more power, in more fields of endeavour, than they have in decades.

Khoo was listed as one of the top 50 great minds and thinkers by Great Minds, an American think-tank, for being "one of the outstanding figures in their own fields of endeavours, who have taught and enlightened the minds of other fellow human beings all over the world".

In every field of endeavour, there's someone grabbing an unfair share of the limelight.

Premiership football is another field of endeavour where we usually turn to foreigners for success.

In any new field of endeavour, the first priority is to gather lots of specimens.

He can't read or drive a car, but "in his own field of endeavour, he has no peer".