Sentence examples for research to fix from inspiring English sources

"When I started doing research to fix my own system," says Joseph, 41, "the great majority of food and ingredients that could help me were major components of the Brazilian diet".

It had taken Jonathan Rosenthal 20 hours, including "research hours," to fix my PC.

My paper sketches a research agenda to fix that.

Australia should be applauded for the brave attempt to address the health workforce needs in primary care, albeit clumsily delivered and not completely successful, but also for establishing and funding the health-services research needed to fix the problem better.

So scientists with the Canadian military began researching how to fix the problem.

The report indicated that the Pentagon also had to spend $9 billion more on research and development to fix problems with satellites and other systems that had already entered production.

The proposed research is supposed to fix a real world problem (namely, current classroom instruction) and at the same time, add to the understanding of research in phonology pedagogy; hence, the occurrence of the two types of gap indication.

Callie (Sara Ramirez) and Jackson (Jesse Williams) have taken on the daunting task of researching new ways to fix Derek's hand completely, and in this week's episode, "Love Turns You Upside Down" (Thurs., Dec. 6 at 9 p.m. EST on ABC), we find out their solution: He'll need to have nerves transplanted from a blood relative for the best shot at fully healing.

In addition, the bolded verb "continue" serves to remind the reader that despite the presence of problems, the research community has yet to fix these problems, thereby justifying the proposed research.

In an interview in 1996, Dr. Tobin described some of his research as an effort to "fix up some of the implausibilities in Keynesian economics and to make more sense of it".

In the quarter that ended in June, its sales increased but so did expenses as a result of market research initiatives and efforts to fix its distribution center problems.