Sentence examples for given up research from inspiring English sources
Dr. Boyer, who has given up research to pursue his business career, said he thought genetic research would lead to a better understanding of cancer and thus, perhaps, a real cure.
General Kalinin has headed Biopreparat since its inception in 1973, and Western officials say he is the focal point of concern among American and British intelligence analysts about whether Moscow has fully given up research into germ warfare and what Acting President Vladimir V. Putin will decide.
I had not given up research entirely; in fact, I routinely had as many as five undergraduate students working with me on genetics and antibody responses.
In the late 1960s she gave up research stints at the Council of Economic Advisers and the Brookings Institution to work as a teacher in Washington's ailing public school system.
"It has to be easier than the chance of becoming a Nobel Prize winner," he said, explaining his decision to give up research, "and I think that goes through the minds of highly educated, high performing individuals".
Drawing on Dr. Drexler's work, Bill Joy, chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, argued in April 2000 in Wired magazine that humanity was on the technological road to ruin and that scientists should voluntarily give up research that could lead to nanobots.
The next day, The Times printed an article with the headline "Doctors Dubious on Births Report," and three days later another one reported that Dr. Bevis was giving up research into embryo implants because he was " 'sickened' by the publicity given to his announcement".
Q: Do you plan to give up research or try to find time for it?
TOKYO--Five years after she gave up research to be a full-time mother, Kumiko Usuda is trying to pick up her career where she left off.
He gave up research, and concentrated on teaching and writing books.
Bridget Coughlin remembers well the "revelation" that led from her giving up research science to being named CEO of the Shedd Aquarium on Wednesday.
