Sentence examples for starting a study from inspiring English sources

In Bolton, by contrast, Madge prospered, starting a study of workers' saving and spending habits that impressed the economist John Maynard Keynes.

The architect, who died in 2005, donated the house and its 47-acre property to the National Trust for Historic Preservation, which is starting a study center on the estate.

"People are feeling insecure in a very new globalized world and they have a feeling that being isolated makes them more secure," said Rosemarie Simmen, director of the Swiss foreigners' commission, which is starting a study of the naturalization process.

"We are starting a study in October where we will track 1,800 people over 12 months," says Pilkington. "In the meantime, we are asking councils to share data and good learning.

The Environmental Protection Agency is starting a study of how fracking might affect groundwater, and some environmental groups are lobbying hard for tighter federal regulation of the industry and the chemicals it uses.

The Icelandic group is starting a study to assess the health of these people.

At the Bronx High School for Medical Science, she and her friends started a study group called the No Nonsense Nerds.

And it's working: one in nine students who start a study skills course or take a mentoring course have progressed to degree level studies.

Realizing that genetics can be better studied in smaller animals, Belyaev also started a study of rats, beginning with wild rats caught locally.

Consumer Reports WebWatch started a study this summer to evaluate the commercial content of online games for 3- to 7-year-olds.

InnerChange started a study in early 2007 to examine drug addiction not as a moral or social issue, but as a health matter.