Sentence examples for intensively researching from inspiring English sources
I had heard some time ago that this novel was coming; a friend of mine had bumped into the author – a veteran broadcast journalist – as he was intensively researching Gallipoli, while a contact at the Australian war memorial relayed, sotto voce, the "concerns" of some conservative historians over the contemporary "novelisation" of the Dardanelles story.
Ms. Bunnett, a soprano saxophonist, has been traveling to Cuba through the last decade, intensively researching the music and organizing recording sessions; her latest, "Ritmo and Soul Blue Note/EMIMI) brings African percussionists and singers into the group, making sense of the forces of history that brought Yoruban culture and religious music to Cuba.
Since the first introduction by Pardoux and Peng [1] in 1990, the theory of nonlinear backward stochastic differential equations (BSDEs) driven by a Brownian motion has been intensively researched by many researchers and has achieved abundant theoretical results.
It's the most intensively researched organisation in the world".
Yet the literature reveals dozens of intensively researched animal models for the disease.
The defensive technologies that will now be more intensively researched would be deployed in all environments -- land, sea and space.
Intensively researched with the aid of Graham and the regulars at the Waggon and Horses in Southmoor, Oxfordshire.
If it is not intensively researched, edited, proofed and rendered as "true" as possible, why bother to consult it?
"The Given Day" is a huge, impassioned, intensively researched book that brings history alive by grounding the present in the lessons of the past.
At two hours-plus, this is also more detail than non-Clash fans need but it's so intensively researched and assembled that it never drags.
A descendant of high-ranking Kazakh nobility, Valikanov also intensively researched Kazakh antiquities and opposed the penetration of Kazakhstan by orthodox Islam via the Russian Tatars.
