Sentence examples for doing exploratory work from inspiring English sources

Scuffles have erupted at the gates of the site where Cuadrilla Resources — whose chairman, Lord Browne, once headed BP — is drilling for oil, and is suspected of doing exploratory work for possible fracking.

One pitfall for firms looking to mine research in the academic world is the cultural divide between academic scientists who are doing exploratory work (called "basic science," although it's far from introductory!) and those who are focusing on research of a more applied nature.

"We do exploratory work to prepare for making choices when we're actually performing," said Ms. Monson, who is herself a stunning improviser, "so we know how to respond when a bird calls or we feel the wind".

Because associations that appear obvious in one area may not be present in others, planners of vaccination campaigns must do exploratory work in every potential setting to measure the burden of disease and uncover patterns of HPV and cervical cancer occurrence.

Expect to do exploratory design work, which has a chance to contribute to global efforts to improve the state of wheelchair technology.

And they're not just doing exploratory play.

This article describes the work activities and research program of the cohort, highlighting the challenges and benefits of doing this exploratory work in research libraries.

The Cambridge Archaeological Unit, which operates out of the university, an hour's drive away, did some exploratory work and found, through radiocarbon dating, that the material dated from about 900 B.C.

We have done some exploratory work on the approximate symmetries shown in Figure 1, and we think there is more to be said on this subject.

"Do you do exploratory surgery, which has side effects, which are sometimes even fatal?" she asked.

The doctor did exploratory surgery and removed a spot on her lung.