Sentence examples for much enquiry from inspiring English sources

In a case of masterful media spin, thus far, Hutchison has been able to sidestep too much enquiry into why it needs to sell a stake in one of its best assets.

While the genes that underlie the unique morphological and functional features of cnidocytes have been the focus of much enquiry [ 26- 28], less attention has been aimed at the genetic bases for the complex sensory repertoires that regulate their function.

However, the non-responder study had relatively few numbers, and a much less-detailed enquiry; the data from it were of lower quality than those from the main study.

He said he was not sure a British government enquiry could do much good, given that he already knew the release had been a "bad decision".Mr Obama played it straight, too.

2. There are a number of other passages in Kant's 1766 essay which are also clearly reminiscent of the Enquiry, and this much, moreover, is not controversial.

They suggest that this is not just a matter of a lack of understanding of qualitative enquiry, but something much more general that relates to the very notion of academic work and identity in the new millennia.

His departure effectively stymied further enquiries about how much News International executives knew about Goodman's activities, and how many other journalists might have been employing similar techniques.

I told him I didn't understand one word he just said but I was also making enquiries about how much it would cost to buy the Statue of Liberty.

I have spoken to my lawyers who believe there is a case for a much wider and fully independent judicial enquiry".

Still, this line of enquiry is not pursued much (Foss et al., 2009).

A judge who presides over a murder enquiry, and thereby receives much publicity, benefits from the accused, but has no reason to benefit the accused.