Sentence examples for rush to study from inspiring English sources

But modern foreign languages largely failed to gain from the rush to study the Ebacc subjects.

It is moderately padded with lengthy, 1950's-style business correspondence, and future historians will probably not rush to study these letters.

Someone from each team — a coach or sometimes the athlete — is likely to have recorded video of the horses at a test run the day before, and after the drawing the competitors rush to study it.

Scientists rush to study what may be some of the last healthy corals in the Caribbean.

In the virus-hunting scene, there is now a rush to study bat-borne viruses, doubtlessly triggered by the finding of severe acute respiratory syndrome-related viruses and the conjecture that bat-borne viruses might spark the next pandemic.

While ecologists and evolutionary biologists rush to study what is left of natural processes in island ecosystems, conservation practitioners pioneer management techniques and contribute significantly to the field of conservation biology by trying to conserve biodiversity hotspots that are exposed to severe environmental threats.

As melting ice opens east Greenland to petroleum prospectors and cruises, scientists are rushing to study the noises made by a remote population of toothed whales.

At the end of the event, students who didn't rush off to study voted with their feet, dividing themselves on opposite sides of the room.

Provenance studies have been sidestepped or short-changed in the rush to analyse artifactual materials.

Da Vinci made many studies of rushing water, trying to study scientifically how water behaves.

Lured by the prospect of high-salary, high-status jobs, college students are rushing in record numbers to study computer science.