Sentence examples for inspired to research from inspiring English sources

Indeed, my battered copy of "Arrowsmith" is annotated throughout with a repeated pen-scrawled comment: "Still true!" I am hardly alone: countless people have been inspired to research careers because of Martin's intense devotion to science.

The spot was most likely quarried for granite, said Brent Colley, a former resident inspired to research the topic by the well-crafted stone walls around his home, near a different quarry.

Schwartz said he was inspired to research the Mills Act by preservationists who told him about his home's historic legacy, and after recognizing that many other homes in the area also played a role in shaping the area's identity.

Many Bass Connections students take their research further, completing a thesis related to their team experience or becoming inspired to pursue research in new area.

She was inspired to pursue research mathematics by the distinguished mathematician William W. Schieffelin Claytor, a University of Pennsylvania (Penn) Ph.D. who was one of Johnson's professors and the third African-American man to earn a doctorate in mathematics.

Shieh was inspired to start researching the supply chain the home goods industry, to see if there was some way to break through the traditional paradigm with new ways of doing things.

Changing students' negative views of researchers/research careers is a likely required first step, if such students are to be inspired to undertake undergraduate research experiences that can lead to research careers (Harrison et al., 2011).

I was also helping Professor Harley as a research assistant through a Mellon Undergraduate Research Fellowship, and I was inspired to continue my research over the summer at an archive specializing in American and British women composers.

Ten years ago, two experts on negotiation, William Ury and James Sebenius were inspired to apply their research and experience to the Middle East.

Heather Mattila, a postdoctoral fellow in ecology at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, was inspired to undertake the research after her adviser, Thomas Seeley, discovered that genetically diverse hives better resisted a common bacterial disease.

(Fun fact: Stephens was actually inspired to do his research after listening to his wife curse like a sailor when she gave birth to their child).