Sentence examples for looking for a study from inspiring English sources

He eventually struck up a friendship with Ms. Parker, in part because he was looking for a study partner.

"Gorgeous Girl" begins in a bookstore, with a customer who's looking for a study of female criminality by the sociologist Stanislas Prévine; the book, however, never came out — and the rest of the movie, in flashback, is the story of the sociologist's encounter with the "gorgeous girl" he ended up not writing about.

As an alternative to lessons, I would propose looking for a "study buddy" to help work on practicing a few times a week -- perhaps a college or high school student studying music.

If you are having trouble understanding the plot of the story, ask around and see if anyone you know has read it and can help, or look for a study guide online or at the library.

But I'm not sure the BBC, who have commissioned our film, are really looking for a discreet study in bathos.

If we are looking for a case study in dangerousness, we have it right here.

Erdely says she went looking for a case study that perfectly exemplified what she set out to find.

Because climate change has also been projected to influence where the fog forms, Goldsmith and his colleagues hunted for clues to how the dry season fog influenced the trees by looking for a rarely studied talent among plants called foliar uptake the ability to absorb water through leaves in addition to the roots.

But hardly any similar institutions exist in academia for those looking for a place to study the right wing in America and abroad.

We're all looking for a problem to study.

In a previous study, looking for a molecular diagnosis method to study tropism and growth kinetics of T. cruzi in a murine model, similar characteristics in mice infected with another Mexican isolation (JALGO, obtained from Triatominae feces collected at Jalisco, Mexico) were reported, and the animals succumbed to the infection; however, the genetic group of this strain was not reported [ 32].