Sentence examples for choices to explore from inspiring English sources

Rooftoppers may have trouble articulating their motivations, but the message comes through loud and clear in their photography – they want to be free to make choices to explore their cities, and the more those choices diminish, the more militant their reactions become.

Root vegetables such as carrots and beets provide plenty of choices to explore and indulge in!

Finally, we used the "calibrated" scenarios (parameter set choices) to explore the levels of contact finding probability needed to contain the epidemic (as before, defined to mean 500 or fewer cases ultimately resulting from ten initial cases) (Table 4).

They can only learn about their own capabilities by having the choices to explore them freely.

The choice to explore the novel object as well as the reactivation of exploration after object displacement reflects the use of learning and (recognition) memory processes.

"I was looking for something broader, to give seniors more choice to explore more issues," said Whitman Smith, chairman of the English department at Hackley.

HIT Photographer Anton Corbijn helped shape the Ian Curtis mystique in the late 1970s, and was the obvious choice to explore it further on screen.

"The fact that there are remains on Everest does not prevent people from making the individual choice to explore it," Mr. Trotter said.

"We respect the political decisions made in the countries in which we operate and the UK government has made the strategic choice to explore for shale gas," said a company spokesman.

Reviewer Brian Byun expressed that the choice to explore the friendship between Clark and Lex, before they become sworn enemies, which was something that had been used in the past but never to the depth of what Smallville is doing, helped keep the show from becoming "Dawson's Creek with superpowers".

The choice to explore the novel object reflects the use of learning and recognition memory processes.