Sentence examples similar to get on with research from inspiring English sources

Tremain uses the past to transport the reader and lets us get on with researching Danish history ourselves.

"Whatever the government puts in its place must allow universities to get on with serious research without pointless form-filling and the production of mountains of academically worthless papers".

While his anxious human researched websites about how cats cope with amputation, Bogart just got on with life.

Geoff Dyer suggests getting on with it.

Froome, meanwhile, is getting on with it.

While very few scientists advocate deployment of geoengineering now, many believe we ought to be getting on with research now in order to have technologies ready in 10-20 years when they might be needed.

He says that, "In our institutions, gender​ equality discussions are dominated by women while men are getting on with research and other activities".

"Sometimes that just means leaving them alone to get on with their research," says Riordan.

"The idea is to let people get on with their research and not reclassify documents unless it's absolutely necessary".

Too often undergraduates are seen as a nuisance to those who want to get on with their research.

For some scientists that's an uncomfortable role and tricky territory to navigate – they would rather just get on with their research.