Sentence examples for much research produced from inspiring English sources

That visit, followed by much research, produced "The Kiss".

One legacy of the opinion, then, could be that the anti-abortion movement strives to produce a larger body of research, said Mary Ziegler, a Florida State University legal historian who also spoke at the center, as its opponents did to illustrate the harms of HB 2. Much of the research produced by anti-abortion groups is of a scientifically dubious nature.

They say that there is too much research being produced, and which has overtaken the time needed to evaluate it.

The clergy come top of a list of how much job satisfaction people derive from different occupations, according to research produced by the Cabinet office.

(Later research produced an estimate of about twenty-seven million).

That education and research produce much of the knowledge, creativity and leadership of American society, and they are the envy of the world.

She thinks that they charge too much, engage in deceptive research, produce inferior products, borrow their best ideas from government-funded scientists, and buy the affections of physicians with trips and gifts.

Europe's pharma giants GSK, Novartis and AstraZeneca survive as much because of their past patent rights than by virtue of their current research producing big new earners.

Other more systematic quantitative research produces similar percentages.

Biobank research produces significant new research findings.

That, according to research, produces oxytocin.