Sentence examples for works a study from inspiring English sources
The phrase "works a study" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; it may be an attempt to express conducting or performing a study. Example: "The researcher works a study on the effects of sleep on cognitive function."
Two members of this choreographic collective offer new works: a study in unusual partnering by Layla Childs, a witty piece for seemingly faceless dancers by Sonya Robbins.
Boule made extensive studies of the mountains of central France and published, among other geological works, a study of the volcanic cones of the region (1900).
His earliest writings include the two notable works A Study of Nietzsche (1913) and Søren Kierkegaard (1915), by which he paved the way for the introduction of existentialism into Japan decades later.
Though scientists have had ideas about how this arms race works, a study published this week in Nature Communications suggests that the egg war isn't playing out the way we'd once thought.
Despite my personal opinion of the merit of Elgar's works, a study of them does not serve as cause for the denial of admission to the United States.
Many children are left alone after school and before their parents come home from work, a study has found.
"Fin-de-Siècle Vienna" is itself a political work, a study of the dangers both of vicious populism and of high-minded retreats from the fray.
There is no evidence that many add-on treatments offered to aid IVF (in vitro fertilisation) actually work, a study has revealed.
In this work, a study of Russian economics, he argued that capitalism was rapidly destroying the peasant commune.
In this work a study of the PAMELA capabilities to detect electrons is presented.
Young people lack workplace skills such as communication and team working, a study among employers has suggested.
