Sentence examples for being explored rather than from inspiring English sources

With more time the show could gain its footing, but for now it appears in the process of being explored rather than already discovered.

Germline editing is not possible yet — probably not for several years — but it is time to think carefully about the implications while the technical aspects are still being explored, rather than waiting until the decisions as to whether or not to proceed are imminent.

In Spring, death is explored rather than exploited.

"Now these are issues that need to be explored rather than just dismissed.

These are pieces in which the electronics provide situations to be explored rather than fixed compositions with specific instructions to performers.

He called this realization "a part of our story we hadn't been through before," as if it was an adventure to be explored, rather than a fight for survival.

We decided to treat the 70m comments that have been left on the Guardian – and in particular the comments that have been blocked by our moderators – as a huge data set to be explored rather than a problem to be brushed under the carpet.

They weren't saying much about the Beatles game announced a couple of days before the festival, but it seems that the whole of the Fab Four's musical career will be explored, rather than just a specific period, and I get the feeling it's going to be a very different experience to Rock Band.

In 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev, then leader of the then Soviet Union, delivered a speech outlining his aspirations for the arctic to be explored rather than exploited to radically reduce military presence, create a collaborative multinational research effort, cooperate on matters of environmental security, and open up the Northern Sea Route for trade.

We scrapped the three-day side trip and decided instead to slow down and treat each of our camping spots as a destination to be explored rather than merely as a place to sleep en route to the trail's end.

It's a really valuable one that should be explored rather than grotesquely caricatured.