Sentence examples for mentioned a study from inspiring English sources
Heath mentioned a study he had carried out looking at attitudes to immigration.
He mentioned a study he had seen, which purported to prove that Facebook posts about politics never change anyone's mind.
Ms. Mayer mentioned a study conducted by attorneys and law students at the Seton Hall University Law School.
He mentioned a study about the value of teachers, a study first reported by Annie Lowrey of The Times.
LOS ANGELES — As Norm Chow sat in his office this week, explaining, from his perspective as U.C.L.A.'s offensive coordinator, what makes a successful quarterback, he mentioned a study of an entire season's worth of game film.
He mentioned a study that he and one of his graduate students, Craig Morgan, conducted in the Sydney headquarters of an international credit-card company in the early two-thousands.
The label for abacavir is also being changed to mention a study that found a correlation between taking the drug and elevated incidence of heart attacks.
Denby mentions a study, without providing further context, that states, "Americans scored seventeenth in science and twenty-fifth in math among students from thirty-four advanced industrial countries".
Dow Corning's fiscal health -- not to mention a study last year that seemed to clear breast implants in health problems -- infuriates its legal antagonists.
In one chapter he even mentions a study that associates Democrats with feminine traits (adjectives like "compassionate," "soft" and "egalitarian") and Republicans with masculine ones ("decisive," "tough," "muscular").
You might invent a game called "Whoever Can Yell Their Name the Loudest Wins," or you might casually mention a study you read that found that screaming your own name increases longevity.
