Sentence examples for end to explore from inspiring English sources

There's the money from ticket sales – more than a million tickets were sold, according to the report – but there's also the rest of it: the hotel rooms, restaurants and taxis, plus the couple of days many tourists tack on at the end to explore the Clare Valley or McLaren Vale regions, shipping crates of wine back home.

But it's a necessary dead end to explore, and the shortcomings of this system will inform the next version, and so on.

To start each trial, the rat ran from the central holding area to the sample end to explore novel object A. This familiarisation phase was followed by a choice test at the opposite end of the shuttle box between the now familiar, object A and a novel alternative, object B. New sets of objects were used for each trial.

To that end, there is a need to explore ways of eliciting a variety of personal attributes.

Larger studies will be required to better characterize the relationship at the higher end and to explore the underlying basis for its apparent attenuation.

Merchants enjoy incremental revenue for tables that would otherwise be empty, and consumers are incentivized by the 'built-in' discount and roster of high-end eateries to explore.

While the number of linked biomedical datasets has grown significantly over the last years, there is still a marked lack of mature applications that enable end-users to explore and query these datasets.

For this purpose, the paper conducted a survey among manufactures, designers and end-users to explore the concerns related to the inconsequential consideration of environmental factors associated with the extraction, processing, fabrication, and selection process of soft materials.

These books had an enormous impact on me, and really helped to set the direction of my life, instilling in me a never-ending desire to explore, discover and experience nature in all its manifestations, and to take whatever risks necessary to see and do as much as possible in the natural world.

The majority of questions required yes/no responses followed by open ended questions to explore qualitative themes.

The client exit interviews had a mix of closed and open ended items to explore client experience in the clinic related to service supply and responsiveness, previous experiences, opinions about the NHIS, and suggestions for making the NHIS more responsive.