Sentence examples for lifetime research from inspiring English sources

For his doctoral thesis, Ehlers turned to a question that was to shape his lifetime research.

After making First Australians, which was really successful but did have a relatively small reach — even though [it rated] well for SBS — we thought, how can we really engage with an audience about Indigenous subjects in a wider commercial way?" I asked Jon Altman, who has spent a professional lifetime researching Indigenous economic and policy issues, for his reactions.

Karl F. Meyer, a physician-pathologist from Louisville, Kentucky, spent a lifetime researching the disinfection of mail (18).

It practically takes half a lifetime of research and development".

Little is known about forecasting college or lifetime success; research predicts only freshman grades.

They are, after all, only one application of a lifetime's research.

Such a project, he estimates, could take a lifetime of research.

Spemann's concept of induction was based upon a lifetime of research into the early development of the newt.

The inevitably speculative nature of this enterprise is nevertheless founded on the specifics of a lifetime's research in the field.

Professor Stephen McNair has spent half a lifetime's research proving it's better to be happy than rich – a state some say is best achieved through lifelong learning.

The Birth of Cool is the product of a lifetime's research – initially unwitting but latterly professional – into black style and culture.