Sentence examples for research travails from inspiring English sources
An easygoing, self-described country boy, he laughs easily and often as he tells of his research travails.
Though his formal training was chiefly in rhetorical analysis, he has spent the last several eras researching the travails of the Baudelaire orphans.
He and his co-founder Nipul Patel began researching the travails of small business owners, interviewing countless entrepreneurs, trying to figure out what their risks were or what caused them to fail.
They also sought to describe the processes of scientific inquiry in ways that captured the messy, everyday travails of research better than older caricatures had done.
His senior colleagues -- the sense of perspective they supplied -- kept his spirits up, encouraging him to stick with his research and to view the travails as a chance for improvement.
The software could have let SmithKline avoid the travails of its asthma research altogether.
Competing for consumers who spend less time browsing to find the perfect card and who increasingly communicate with friends electronically, the two companies — which dominate the $7.5 billion industry — are appealing to women who, according to their research, like humorous takes on their everyday travails.
Yves Lasfargue, director of the Observatoire des Conditions de Travail et de l'Ergostressie — a research center that studies the impact of work and work-related stress on those working mainly from home — describes the constant overload of information being processed by employees and managers in the digital age as "infobesity".
"We took on a complicated challenge," said Zvi Zameret, director of Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi, an Israeli research institute and one of the sponsors of the project, describing the travails of dealing with what he calls "the most sensitive subject in the world".
If putting on a production in a repertory opera house is always such a travail, then when will there be time to incorporate new research into a performing edition?
Travails and surprises ensue.
