Sentence examples for aggressive exploration of the from inspiring English sources

Nobody expects the administration to retreat from its basic theology that aggressive exploration of the public domain is necessary to achieve independence from the energy-producing nations of the Persian Gulf.

The 2004 budget request released today envisions a small, winged vehicle to serve as an alternative to the aging shuttle fleet and a host of technology programs to lay the foundation for more aggressive exploration of the solar system.

NBC was uncomfortable with the show's aggressive exploration of controversial issues like AIDS and abortion.

Commercialization of various classes of conducting polymer nanocomposites is growing, yet achieving their full technological potential will hinge on the ability to engineer composites with controllable and well-defined properties, as well as aggressive exploration of new application areas.

The paper by Goto and co-authors is an important addition to the scientific knowledge base that supports aggressive exploration and development of better resuscitation guidelines that focus on the non-shockable rhythm cardiopulmonary arrest cohort.

Thus, if the rate is much lower than R lim at a particular instant, the higher reward encourages aggressive exploration and, conversely, with a higher rate (i.e., greater than R lim ) of energy consumption, the reward are increasingly negative.

Buckingham parlayed Angolan and Sierra Leonian profits into diamond and oil ventures and built Heritage Oil into an aggressive exploration firm, specialising in winning concessions in high-risk areas, including Uganda, the Republic of Congo and Kurdistan.

As an exploration of the impact of aggressive, let's call them alternative, career choices on family life, the series allows its female characters the freedom not to wallow in the trite ambivalence of their romantic choices.

Like an exploration of the Paris catacombs.

Lewis and Clark's exploration of the West.

The exploration of the ocean depths will happen just like the exploration of Mars.