Sentence examples for research hardly from inspiring English sources

But basing the new rule on survey research hardly seems consistent with fostering ethical and moral decision-making.

Cross-country representative comparative research hardly exists in this area.

Moreover, private industry's support for basic research hardly reaches significant figures, and only a very few outstanding institutions benefit from this kind of funding.

Fouchier's research was hardly the work of a furtive renegade.

Audience research is hardly neutral; it is designed to mold audiences as well as reflect them.

But you should take into account the fact that basic science and fundamental research are hardly predictable.

Mr. Marcus's obsessive mixture of philosophy, history, conjecture and detailed research would hardly seem to lend itself to the stage.

Of course, whether it involves ad effectiveness, product launches or most anything else, consumer goods research is hardly a science, however rigorous its practitioners attempt to be.

People have been talking about graphene as a possible prize winner for a number of years so for the community in graphene research it hardly comes as a surprise.

And they would also want to respond, "But an embryo is not someone's mother, even if it could in principle become someone's mother, and to destroy it in extracting cells for research can hardly be compared to torture".

As Yglesias rightly pointed out, Tuesday's speech didn't break much new ground policy-wise, and the economic measures that Obama is promoting — extending the payroll tax cut; allowing the Bush tax cuts for high earners to expire; spending a bit more on infrastructure and research — are hardly up to the task of reversing thirty years of pro-inequality policies.