Sentence examples for studying events from inspiring English sources

Leroy-Winston Scott, 27, is studying events management at Bournemouth.

"Although compromise is still the most likely outcome, many Greek stocks and all of the banks are either trading violently cheap or are worth more or less zero," argues Matthew Wood of Lancaster Investment Managers.Most moneymen, however, are studying events in Greece not with a view to investing there, but to gauge the impact elsewhere.

"We're paleontologists studying events 250 million years ago," he adds, so "a hundred thousand years sounds like overnight to us".

Research has been focused mainly on molecular events within the lipid bilayer, and few probes have been designed for studying events in the extracellular space near the membrane surface.

These tools include observation of the natural world and/or behavior of living creatures, and experimentation, a method of studying events under controlled conditions that can reduce variability and ambiguity of interpretation.

Our interest in studying events occurring in G1 and early S phase led us to develop a robotic mitotic shake-off apparatus.

– Shaha "Use films as a historical source and ask, 'How reliable is film X to the historian studying event Y?' This is very popular format for internal assessment exercises.

In his first book, The Tipping Point, he studied events such as crime waves and fashion trends and settled on an arresting metaphor to explain why they happen.

"I came here to study events management – as the university is a UK leader in this field – then switched to history after two years.

He says: "[Going straight into work] is certainly an option, but if you have never studied events management, it is often difficult to understand what is needed to learn on the job.

Table 2. Location and focal mechanism parameters of the studied events.