Sentence examples for be good to explore from inspiring English sources

This isn't an easy option but it might be good to explore if you have an old laptop or phone lying around.

I want to look at the personal lives of all the regulars in series five - they've taken a backseat in this series to Roz Huntley, so it would be good to explore that side of things a bit more.

Before embracing either extreme route, however, it might be good to explore this issue through a quasi-statistical technique that predates modern polling by over two-thousand years: Aristotle's Golden Mean.

In this case, it may be good to explore whether or not men would prefer particular health services for their wives, such as those associated with pregnancy and childbirth, to be delivered by female or male providers.

Away from the partying, Belgrade's Citadel, Old Town and museums are good to explore.

It was good to explore the city without that atmosphere, though the conflict is now etched on the urban landscape.

It's good to explore what students might be dealing with the night before so you can ease any worries they might have.

With the news right now hovering somewhere in between "downright depressing" and "Can we please leave this planet?" it's good to explore your options by looking to the stars.

Now is a good time to do some exploring and it would be good to take charge of your life before depression gets a strong grip.

It's good to be exploring the staid world of business through a show that includes dance, song, dinosaurs and a light-sabre fight, but there's a sweeter irony: nowadays, we have to go to the playhouse, the palace of illusion, to discover the truth.

"It is good to have people exploring the interactions between microbes and us big guys".