Sentence examples for has gathered extensive from inspiring English sources

The plumes were discovered by scientists from several universities working aboard the research vessel Pelican, which sailed from Cocodrie, La., on May 3 and has gathered extensive samples and information about the disaster in the gulf.

Since the original announcement of Project Sputnik Dell has gathered extensive feedback on IdeaStorm – enough, George says, to justify bringing a Linux laptop back into production.

It went on: "Following concerns being raised, and painstaking efforts to ensure we have gathered extensive and accurate information, we have been placed in the position of having no choice but to ask the police to help us.

Mary Ann Mason and Marc Goulden of the University of California, Berkeley, have gathered extensive data showing stark male-female differences in the family structure and personal lives of academic researchers at the top tiers of the profession.

So far there has been no promise from the White House similar to one made by Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain, who said in July that Britain had gathered extensive evidence that Mr. Hussein was still trying to develop weapons of mass destruction.

These referrals have all occurred through word of mouth from the extensive network of office manager contacts Bev has gathered over the years.

The entire village has gathered.

Then ECHA will have gathered the most extensive structured data collection on chemicals compared to anywhere else worldwide.

By dismissing the charges with prejudice, the agency effectively acknowledged that it could not prove its case despite having gathered evidence during an extensive investigation and obtaining a settlement from JPMorgan.

Here, we have demonstrated the utility of survey sequencing for generating sufficient data for comparative analyses and descriptions of novel TEs and have gathered data suggesting an extensive history of Class II TE activity throughout a broader sample of Vespertilionidae.

In his first extensive public comments about Saturday's operation, Hagel said intelligence the US had gathered suggested that Bergdahl's "safety and health were both in jeopardy, and in particular his health was deteriorating".