Sentence examples for greater study of from inspiring English sources

She did say, however, that she would hire new leaders and improve the agency's standing within the scientific community, in part by encouraging greater study of its responsibilities.

There is no greater study of boredom than Madame Bovary - which is nevertheless never boring, but always both terrifying and simultaneously gleeful over its own accuracy.

"The community will be relieved because, frankly, this thing was rushed through from the beginning, and we'd like to see greater study of this to be sure that things are done safely," Mr. Gospe said.

Indeed, this is ED's goal -- to allow for greater study of student longitudinal data.

Pope Francis has previously called for greater study of the role of women in the church, although he has ruled out women's ordination.

Villani's extensive work has also allowed for greater study of his contemporary Dante Alighieri by modern historians.

And it was also a great study of female friendship.

It was Forster's final novel, his greatest study of the ambiguities of intimacy and, given its difficult birth, a minor miracle.

Tocqueville's first volume, published at the end of 1834 after a nine-month tour of the New World, was the first great study of American institutions and political culture.

"The Ground Truth" is an emotionally potent work, but the great study of an Iraq vet, in either documentary or fictional form, has yet to be made.

Again, Crime and Punishment springs to mind: a thrilling page-turner of a crime book (Dostoevsky could teach Patricia Cornwell a thing or two) that becomes a great study of the power of love to redeem.