Sentence examples for firsthand research from inspiring English sources
Reynier was hoping to have a vineyardesque experience: a friendly proprietor, an extended tour, plenty of opportunities for firsthand research.
"In the meantime, you should go out to a fancy hotel bar and do some firsthand research".
He also took to the streets of Philadelphia to do firsthand research there and engage in community service teaching.
After extensive firsthand research, I have come to believe that the essence of the water-park experience lies at the border between two vital forces: surrender and control.
Arab governments became deeply suspicious of all Jews, even Westerners, and visas were scarce, shutting him out of firsthand research for decades in many places.
His initial survey of organs in Britain was soon complemented by one of the first major studies of the European organ, greatly informed by firsthand research in such forbidding territories as communist East Germany.
"I'm not saying people should be taking risks and chances, but you have to get uncomfortable," says Hoffman, who prides himself on conducting firsthand research-- unlike some of my academic colleagues, whose idea of studying teresearch-- unlikeniveresearch-- unlikesomed cofferences overlooking Lake Comy...
It was an interesting experience to see firsthand how research findings can be translated to benefit patients.
A senior writer for the New York Times, Chivers brings experience and impressive firsthand scholarly research to bear on his subject.
On today's episode, Reeve describes the misogyny and racism she has seen firsthand while researching this community, and where the movement stands one year after Charlottesville.
To that end they organized a trip to Colombia to cover the research firsthand, including visiting farmsteads, research facilities and coffee cooperatives and points of interest.
