Sentence examples for research persuaded from inspiring English sources

Curteis's research persuaded him that 'in a curious way, they were rather attracted to each other'.

Her Capitol contract ran out in 2005, and while Ms. Raitt had plenty of offers, research persuaded her to start her third phase with her own label.

The research persuaded a few small races to create awards based on weight divisions, and eventually larger races like the Marine Corps Marathon and the Portland Marathon began allowing runners to gauge their performance by weight category.

Stories like these, as well as my understanding of the state of biomedical research, persuaded me to sponsor the Great Ape Protection and Cost Savings Act with Senator Maria Cantwell, Democrat of Washington.

Reliable and absorbing as ever, Fraser's blend of insight and research persuades us that this unfortunate queen deserves neither the vilification nor the idealization she has received.

After five years and $5m of research, Dow persuaded the state to allow it back on the market with severe restrictions.

The Couric team conducted market research that persuaded them that time periods would open up on enough stations for the syndicated show to gain more than a toe-hold when it made its nationwide debut in the fall of 2012.

It was this incident — not the fact that Berkeley was home to some of America's most advanced and potentially dangerous scientific research — that persuaded Hoover that the campus was on the front lines in the domestic fight against Soviet Communism.

Twenty years of study and published research have persuaded Dr. Perricone that wrinkles are not the inevitable outcome of aging but a reversible result of inflammation -- not the familiar red and swollen inflammation, but a more insidious kind caused by free radicals, renegade atoms that wreak havoc on the body's cells.

It was Dagne and his colleagues' research that persuaded George W. Bush to back South Sudan in its quest for independence.

In the first case the researcher wants to do the work, and the research council is persuaded that that research has more claim on its funds than other research proposals it has before it.