Sentence examples for study of the fortunes from inspiring English sources
The Pratt brothers form a good study of the fortunes of Brooklyn.
A 2012 study of the Fortune 500 companies discovered a growing number are embracing social media tools.
Moreover, a close study of the fortune that the Categories enjoyed in this context suggests that the return to Aristotle took different forms and involved a great variety of exegetical positions not necessarily related to one another.
Among his books are "The Ordeal of Power," an account of the Eisenhower terms in office; "The Living Presidency," a study of the changing fortunes of Presidential power, and "America the Vincible," on foreign policy.
The study of half the Fortune 500 companies found that 24 owed no tax in 1998, up from 13 in 1997 and 16 in 1996.
A study of the profitability of Fortune 500 firms between 1980 and 1998 determined that the 25 firms with the strongest record of promoting women to the executive suite were more profitable than the median firms in their industries.
Their long-term prospects were dim: economists who study the fortunes of immigrants say that education and knowledge of English are the predictors of success.
The study has followed the fortunes of six households, including two families with disabled children, since June 2010.
As we have argued in Section 4, for instance, the hunt for time machines in general relativity theory should be interpreted as a core issue in studying the fortunes of Penrose's cosmic censorship conjecture.
Eleven out of eleven of the companies that transitioned from "good to great" in his 1965-1995 study of 1435 Fortune 500 businesses, had leaders with the strong trait of humility.
In a four-year study of 353 Fortune 500 companies, firms with the largest shares of women in top management experienced 35% higher returns on equity than firms with the lowest shares of women in leadership positions.
