Sentence examples for liberating research from inspiring English sources

Since Brené Brown's liberating research, we are more familiar and perhaps even more comfortable with the subject of shame.

Liberating your research teams in this way might mean uncovering connections between what your brand is all about and a head-cocking, eye-brow-raising cultural truth like "there are 30% more vasectomies during March Madness" that you can leverage to make new, powerful connections with your customers.

Let's throw off these parasitic overlords and liberate the research that belongs to us.

Let's throw off these parasitic overlords and liberate the research that belongs to us.

Other campaigners go further, urging academics to "liberate" their research from the gatekeeping publishers by posting papers online from the start.There are also some attempts to compete head-on with the established periodicals.

"For too long, C.R.S. reports have been available to the public only on a haphazard basis," wrote Senator Joe Leiberman, who has twice introduced bills to liberate the research.

Tells about his career beginning in San Francisco in the late fifties; the Bay Area's perpetual party was on the verge of being hijacked by the novelist-provocateur Ken Kesey and his band of Merry Pranksters, who spiked the punch with a stash of LSD that had been liberated from local research laboratories.

The appointment means that McGlinn will be able to focus on research, liberated from the pressures of grant-writing and short funding cycles.

That being said, I believe that the approach you are using to "liberate" primates in research labs is counter-productive over the long term.

Health minister Ana Pastor unveiled a package of measures this week that is intended to boost collaboration between hospitals, universities, and research centers, liberate hospital-based researchers from clinical duties, and even lead to the creation of spinoff companies at hospitals.

Innovation is not only more spontaneous and synchronized; it is autonomous, liberating employees from traditional research and development structures.