Sentence examples for devoted to exploration from inspiring English sources

"One session is strictly devoted to exploration -- improvisations and exercises to refine plot, character and relationships," he said.

Sen. Byron L. Dorgan (D-N.D). has introduced a measure that would tax some oil company profits that are not devoted to exploration and development of new production.

Gathered at M.I.T. in 1876, 34 men — including a physics professor and New Hampshire's state geologist — founded "a vigorous, full-blooded, ardent club" devoted to exploration of the region's peaks.

The city's Martin and Osa Johnson Safari Museum has collections pertaining to the work of the explorers (Osa Johnson was born in Chanute), as well as a library devoted to exploration and ethnography.

Ms. Jewell said that since so little was known about the proposed Atlantic lease sale areas, the coming years would be devoted to exploration of the area to determine the extent of its oil and gas resources and ecological sensitivity.

That is to say, an enterprise that is mainly devoted to exploration, inquiry, and discovery done for its own sake.

To note, for two decades much of the effort of practitioners of Africana philosophy has been devoted to explorations of race, a foundational and pervasive complex of forceful factors shaping virtually all aspects and dimensions of life in the formation of Modernity in Europe and the Americas, and in every instance in which Europeans encroached on the lands and lives of peoples around the globe.

The state oil company's revenues have been supplying the federal government with a massive 40% of its spending, leaving it with little to devote to exploration and refining.

The first phase was devoted to initial exploration of physics and engineering options, requirements, and constraints.

He contributes to several organizations devoted to scientific exploration and democratizing knowledge.

Deep-sea researchers live apart from the bright lights and billions of dollars devoted to space exploration.