Sentence examples for form of inquiry from inspiring English sources

To Brown, 'fishing is a form of inquiry.

This is because speculation is a serious aspect of every form of inquiry, science especially.

Campaigners and Labour MPs, who had been encouraged to expect some form of inquiry, albeit in a limited form, said they were shocked at the decision.

Labor is cautious about any form of inquiry apart from a royal commission, because of the powers and funding afforded to a royal commission.

However, campaigners fear, due to briefings in the press, that she may announce a lesser form of inquiry, such as a review of evidence by a single lawyer.

A number of people and organisations, including activist group GetUp and the Australian churches refugee taskforce, called for the establishment of a royal commission, the country's most powerful form of inquiry.

In health professional education, a case-based approach utilizes the concepts of adult learning and offers a form of inquiry-based learning that falls between the structured and guided level that is preferred by learners [ 33].

In a way he fulfilled the Antiquaries' dream, not through scientific excavation, but through other forms of inquiry.

Natural history museums developed out of the Enlightenment: encyclopedic collections of natural objects were made subject to ever more searching forms of inquiry and organization.

Essentially, the book is becoming more like the web, opened up to web-like forms of inquiry, to searching, excerpting and analysis.

In this paper I argue for forms of inquiry that are grounded in everyday life.