Sentence examples for had really studied from inspiring English sources

And then I was astounded in Hiroshima to find that nobody had really studied it.

And yet, no one had really studied it, perhaps because sharing a bed is so mundane, Dr. Rosenblatt said.

Apparently the only person who had really studied it was a Haverford undergraduate who spent a semester writing a paper about the letter in 1979.

If the bottom-line apparatchiks at the Bolshoi had really studied Western marketing, however, they would be preparing a different fate for Ms. Volochkova.

You must have really studied the records you had.

"One of the scandals here," Karakatsanis said, is that no one has "really studied this rigorously".

And as a result of that, they've really studied their clinical condition.

But without the data, I defer to people who've really studied the issue, like Bill Gates".

But Pagano's research is unique and cutting edge, says Post, because no one has really studied helping in the context of healing from addictions.

"It's incredibly difficult — there is a technique and a style — but no one has really studied and written about these forms, and so they don't have the legitimacy that they should," said Robyn Orlin, the Berlin-based South African choreographer who created a piece called "Still life with homeless heaven and urban wounds... ...... with Via Katlehong in 2007.

Q. Couldn't they just look at their checking account to see whether the cash going out is greater than the cash coming in? A. The business owner may not have really studied, on an ongoing basis, the cash-flow trends in their business, and they're also not aware of at which point the cash-flow profile of their business might concern a source of capital.