Sentence examples for researched from high-quality English sources.

• We will fight back with facts from scientifically researched data.”

• If we had researched the market better, we would have realised that.”

• You could easily spend a few hours here: the exhibitions are extensively researched and thoughtfully presented.

• You'll feel satiated by the memorabilia from the restaurant's archives, ghost stories, and well-researched tidbits.

• A lack of evidence does not mean dependence isn’t possible, it just means it hasn’t been researched.

• For our 2018 update, we took into account reader comments and researched other planners that were new (or new to us).

• "Smartmatic simply identifies information 'available to' the public that it thinks the Fox hosts should have researched.

• Analysts said that if it did so armed with a deeply researched analysis arguing its position, it could well reverse the finding.

Use researched in a sentence.

• The epidemic, as Sam Quinones, an American journalist, outlines in “Dreamland”, a meticulously researched new book, has two root causes.

• After consulting with our ergonomic experts again and reevaluating our criteria, we researched all of the currently available ergonomic keyboards and tested 10.

• For children with pneumonia in Nigeria, oxygen accounted for half the cost of an admission, says Dr Hamish Graham, a consultant paediatrician who researched improving oxygen access.

• According to court documents they researched “hacking”, “Gmail hacker extension”, “how to conduct phishing campaigns” and, perhaps crucially, “how to exchange large amounts of ETH to BTC”.

• We've researched and tested more than 100 of the best battery packs — and the worst — over the last few years, and researched many others to recommend the right pick for different scenarios.

• San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography who has researched Santa Ana winds, hopes to encourage instead is perhaps less mysterious: thoughtful evaluation of the way we interact with weather in a changing climate.

• The stories they have researched include the artist Charles Branwhite, who wrote about his close association with fellow artist William James Muller, and the hymn writer Anna Laetitia Waring, whose papers detailing a female love affair were destroyed.

• A fascinating examination of friendship is at the heart of Anna Thomasson’s magnificently researched yet largely ignored biography, A Curious Friendship: The Story of a Bluestocking and a Bright Young Thing, published in paperback this year (Macmillan £9.99).

researched sentence examples

• Having researched how strongmen leaders from the fascists onward have destroyed democracies around the world, I immediately perceived the threat Trump's lies, corruption, and incitements to violence presented to the health of our republic when he came into office.

• One hundred years after his death, cricketer WG Grace remains a formidable challenge for biographers, and Richard Tomlinson’s exhaustively researched Amazing Grace (Little, Brown) gets us closer to both the man and the cricketer than before, demolishing myths in considerable style.

• Researched, written and edited by the Guardian Weekly team of Emily el Nusairi (deputy production editor), Neil Willis (production editor), Isobel Montgomery (assistant editor), Jim Falzarano (assistant editor), Graham Snowdon (deputy editor), Will Dean (editor) and Abby Deveney (former editor)

• Michael Ward from Swansea University who has researched how place impacts on young men's identity, anthropologist Samuel Veissière from McGill University who has researched toxic masculinity and Courtney Hartman, CEO of the company Free to be Kids whose clothing reflects anxieties about the perception of boys.