Sentence examples for started a research from inspiring English sources

He also practiced law, and with his wife he started a research library dedicated to motor sports in Watkins Glen.

I was also an assistant for an ophthalmologist who started a research program at what is now the N.Y.U.

He moved to Paris after four years in the Navy; there he started a research company and founded The Parnassus Review, a literary magazine.

Rebecca Sealfon (1997, euonym), although only 28, has already acquired three degrees, started a research venture and also works as a software engineer.

But after he earned an M.D. and a Ph.D. and started a research career in 1984 at Cornell University, he became fascinated with the biotechnology revolution.

They started a research program to find faster-growing species of bamboo to replace the dead forests, and planted an experimental tract.

In the 1960s, John F. Kennedy's goal of landing a man on the moon started a research-and-development renaissance.

In the eighties, he started a research-and-advocacy firm called Institutional Shareholder Services, and invited Minow to join him at I.S.S. as general counsel; she later became a partner.

He convinced Gates to start a research group in 1991, which has since grown to 200 researchers and includes sister laboratories in the U.K., and in China.

Three years later, he moved to the University of California, San Francisco, to help start a research program in physiology.

Or start a research group devoted to energy independence, an issue about which he is obsessed.