Sentence examples for was really conducted from inspiring English sources

Because many papers do not provide enough information about what analysis was really conducted, and about why it was done, the reader is unable to evaluate the validity of the analysis.

I spent all summer, never made a sale, never managed to convince even a single person that I was really conducting an educational survey, and not selling encyclopedias.

"They are really conducting war against us now," said Maj. Yarden Vatikay, an Israeli Army spokesman.

A second top 10 shareholder said: "The remuneration issue was really poorly conducted.

"His line to the police was that he was not really conducting business," Mr. Blank said.

The analysis we conducted here was really around: were people around online talking about these much more destructive explosives?

As a young girl in a kitchen, seeing how he conducted himself, I was really blown away by him".

Clearly Guardian Music needed to fly out to Coachella to see if this was really the case – and so we conducted a rigid scientific survey (aka vox popping a few random punters who looked friendly).

We weren't really conducting our lives in a Christian manner for the most part.

"I was really appalled," said Lewis Mandell, dean of the University of Buffalo School of Management, who conducted the tests.

The first story is that Wakefield really conducted fraudulent research, and he did nothing in the film to address any of the concerns about all the discrepancies in his research.