Sentence examples for newfound research from inspiring English sources

Did it cross their minds that this newfound "research" might be nothing but a tissue of false accusations concocted by the same charter industry to undermine America's trust in its public schools to make way for charters?

I search for hours, and finally, eventually, I find some hope: newfound research on lasers for birthmarks, and -- better still -- a doctor who specializes in such treatments, about an hour away in Columbus.

Although China's output and income surged after 2000, its consumption habits have yet to catch up.Bootstrap businessmen from the boondocks do not always know what to do with their newfound wealth, according to research by Jacqueline Elfick, a cultural anthropologist.

Mr. Pfeifer, who had been working at the video game developer Electronic Arts, quit his job to pursue his newfound passion, devoting months to research.

A $1 billion funding windfall has brought newfound attention to comparative effectiveness research (CER) and broadened career opportunities in this growing field.

And imagine how this newfound stream of information could impact research into the health impacts of playing professional sports.

It was more like a visit to old haunts, with all his newfound fashion sophistication: a focus on fabric research and his ability to control the materials in tailored shapes.

As for Levine, his research has given him a newfound appreciation for clever sales techniques, which he says mix art and science.

The researchers who looked at the "Christmas spirit network" concluded not only that more research is needed to understand the newfound network, but also that there could be other holiday-related circuits in the brain.

Do some research on therapists, armed with your newfound knowledge about what doesn't work for you, and try again.

Though the research community is rejoicing in the newfound ability to use WGS to investigate patients' genomes in better detail, clinicians are more cautious.