Sentence examples for painstaking research of from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, and 150 years after his death, Garnett finally received a headstone at the historic cemetery, as a result of the painstaking research of volunteers.

"By combining the painstaking research of other scholars with his own new documentation," Cornwell makes a case "that is very difficult to refute," V. R. Berghahn wrote here last year.

But now the painstaking research of a Russian art lover has exposed art world chicanery that appears to lead from the Soviet culture wars of the 1930s to the misattribution of a painting since valued at millions of pounds.

A shadow of doubt still hangs over what actually happened and it's perhaps not surprising that the ballet itself remains something of a mystery but, thanks to notes left by Marie Rambert and to the painstaking research of Millicent Hodson, we are now much closer to understanding Nijinsky's extraordinary achievement.

Even today the six-volume tome is considered a definitive work, but despite Macmath's painstaking research of Scotland's songs, his contribution has been largely overlooked.

Without the testimony of the apostles and the painstaking research of the evangelists, we would know nothing of Jesus's life and teaching.

"Isn't it fascinating that we get the same ability to predict from these that we got from 40 years of painstaking research on the other risk factors?" Discoveries of more mutations, including the eight found since this study began, should improve the reliability of genetic tests, she says.

After nearly three years of painstaking research on the remains at the University of Leicester, longer than Richard's reign as monarch, the coffin carrying what is left of his body finally came into view about 11 a.m.

It chronicles the years of painstaking research to find effective anti-malarial drugs, and how an entry in a collection of traditional Chinese medicine prescriptions gave Tu Youyou the clue which led her to successfully extract artemisinin from the plant, Artemisia annua.

And it's the estate, with its geologically deep pockets, that has supported years of painstaking research to make the catalogue possible.

These enormous tomes sometimes run to several volumes and take years of painstaking research to produce.