Sentence examples for research an idea from inspiring English sources

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.

In the meantime, President Barack Obama may back prizes to foster space research, an idea he pooh-poohed during the presidential campaign.

I always begin by making drawings and notes while I research an idea.

In 1977, then unknown crime writer Ann Rule had begun researching an idea for a book on a spate of unsolved murders of beautiful young women around America.

"I begin by researching an idea, and never know where it will lead," Ms. Antoni said last fall, still in the Chinese-hemp phase of the project.

"Upon researching an idea I wanted to work on I found a book called Stolen Glances: Lesbians Take Photographs.

That science is best learned by doing research is an idea that has been around for decades (Roth, 1995), as has the emphasis on the importance of undergraduate research (McComas, 1998).

Development of mutual trust will ensure that your mentee is comfortable sharing a novel idea and expressing confusion or concern about his research or an idea -- thoughts the mentee could never afford to reveal in a larger setting.

This gave the research team an idea of the support carers will need in delivering the programme, as well as an understanding of likely reasons for non-adherence.

Find a process: I like researching around an idea and in different ways.

I don't start writing until I've done the research and got an idea pretty clear.