Sentence examples for having to research from inspiring English sources
"A roundup of hair dryers I recently wrote covered new nanotechnology in heat tools and was so in depth, I wound up having to research quantum physics".
After all, they know their company and the job better than an undergraduate who may be having to research and apply for several placements while doing their academic work at the same time.
It meant that you could buy an issue from some obscure school district or small town without having to research its finances.
She pointed out that consumers are eager to use mobile devices to inform in-store decisions because accessing online information on the spot is more convenient than having to research an item later via computer.
Having our lives and rights determined for us frees us from having to research and care about the issues, which in turn gives us more time to care about the shit that really matters, like professional sports and those kooky Kardashians.
Similarly, another prostate cancer patient complained about the lack of information he was provided about treatment options by the physician and the necessity of having to research the options himself: The only thing that I'm not happy with is the, is the lack of communication you know, between the specialist and the patient … having to choose yourself your own treatment.
