Sentence examples for study of the often from inspiring English sources

The state also serves as a case study of the often large tradeoffs required to balance the books when political leaders take the possibility of raising income taxes off the table.

Polls are too superficial — replies are based on respondents' biases and the latest sound bites they have heard, rather than a careful study of the often complex issues governments must decide.

We can see situated knowledge in Jeanne Altmann's working from the perspective of a woman, a mother, and a feminist to develop methodologies that allowed for the systematic study of the often low-drama interactions among female primates and between mothers and their offspring, which were previously not salient to researchers.

During the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, European scholars made significant advances in the historical and critical study of the Bible, often with highly controversial and factious results.

Any long-term study of the W.H.I. type often detects only a slight difference between groups it is comparing.

It does, however, rescue Richard II from medieval pageantry and reveal its modern relevance as a study of the way revolution often begets tyranny.

Dr. Croce's story is a case study of the complex and often countervailing forces at work as science seeks to police itself.

Even Richard III is seen today less as the portrait of a satanic joker than as an acute political study of the way tyrants often seek a spurious, legalistic foundation for their actions.

It depends on whom you ask, but a study of the genre can often reveal surprising details about fashion, and how ephemeral success can be.

In her study of the chameleon, she often recounts the animal's beauty.

Experimental approaches towards the study of the brain functions often involve the detection of brain regions that respond differently to external stimuli.