Sentence examples for old study from inspiring English sources

He had driven up from Eugene that morning, and we'd spent the day hiking around his old study sites.

Q. Have you been to your old study site? A. We were there in December.

The print my mother gave me is on my bedroom wall, instead of downstairs in my old study, so it greets me as soon as I wake.

The revision means that one in six Americans gets sick each year from tainted food, not one in four, as the old study, conducted in 1999, projected.

The flag that was displayed in my father's old study — the red, black and green of the pre-Qaddafi Libya — was flying high in Ajdabiya.

Seven years after his death, a forgotten novel, written 60 years ago and found locked away in a fireproof safe in his old study, is finally to make it into print.

A two-year-old study by Nielsen Media Research shows that even in households where the adults speak Spanish, younger Latinos prefer to watch television in English.

The nipple-sparing technique, the doctor explained, is not popular in the United States; a decade-old study suggested that leaving the nipple increased the risk of cancer.

A new group, the MusicFirst Coalition, has publicized a six-month-old study that suggests that radio play hurts record sales.

Perhaps the closest measure is a four-year-old study, still unpublished, by Chris Stride, a psychologist at the University of Sheffield.

For that, stakeholders must turn to a six-year-old study conducted by Carole Keeton Strayhorn, the former state comptroller.