Sentence examples for were researching from inspiring English sources
noun
Diligent inquiry or examination to seek or revise facts, principles, theories, applications, etc.; laborious or continued search after truth.
He said federal officials were researching alternatives.
When you were researching the film, what were your sources for information and inspiration?
Contraception was not the original reason Djerassi and his team in Mexico were researching the drug.
You say that the inspiration for Sorrowline came about when you were researching your family tree.
When we were researching this, we looked at documentaries about P.O.W.'s.
"Two journalists were researching it and I thought, I know that story – and they don't.
In the 1950s, Meyer Friedman and RH Rosenman were researching the possible causes of coronary disease.
"I would ask the T.A.'s what they were researching, and why.
When they were researching the show, they made a deliberate effort to search out feminist porn.
"We were researching shapes, and it looked pretty to us, so we thought, 'Why not?' " Ms. Vandevorst said afterward.
Mr. Asmus and Mr. Cernota were researching Samuel Morey, who holds the first patents issued to a New Hampshire resident.
