Sentence examples for properly research from inspiring English sources

We're not saving lives, so we've got to do it properly: research every detail.

With cancer, we've spent the money needed to properly research it and we've talked about it openly.

If scientific and scholarly research is to perform this role properly, research integrity is essential.

I agree that Amtrak did not properly research all options for high-speed trains and therefore did not end up with the best possible system.

The future VFI managers later testified that Campbell did not give them the resources they needed to properly research the transaction.

Understaffing at the United States Patent and Trademark Office — there are thirty-four hundred exandners and three hundred and fifty thousand applications a year — means that patent examiners don't have enough time to properly research an idea's originality.

Sotheby's denied that any items were illicit and said they had all been properly researched.

His story, properly researched by a skilled mitigation specialist, might have done much to add credibility to Purkey's own account.

Once again, it seems, the sycophantic corps of advisers they employ has not properly researched William's I-want-to be-normal idea.

"But I don't think you'll get the intense, what I call 'proper' Attenborough series, where he properly researches it with you, and writes it".

"This still doesn't address the issue of whether the FA properly researched Johnson's views on tackling homophobia before he was appointed.