Sentence examples for expedition that can from inspiring English sources

"We currently project that it will take nearly $3,000,000 to put together an expedition that can do what needs to be done," Gillespie told Discovery.

Expeditions like that might still be possible — it's the more traditional, land-to-north-pole expedition that, like the polar bear, is an endangered species.

For a few years now, Type A travelers have been racing off to polo matches in Mongolia and Norwegian salmon-fishing expeditions with waiting lists that can last a lifetime.

Our field expeditions are often conducted much like those of 100 years ago, but this expedition research ends up producing compounds that can be identified only through the use of today's most cutting-edge technology.

Solo travelers going on expeditions often must pay additional fees that can significantly increase the cost of a trip.

She is the third of its "expedition" ships, which are comparatively nimble vessels that can reach places larger liners cannot.

Of all the advanced technologies OceanGate had to develop and test to make this expedition possible, Rush said building a submersible that can withstand the pressures of the deep, especially as a privately-held company, has been most exhilarating.

Genome-wide or more dedicated microarrays are generally used as a fishing expedition to identify candidate genes or pathways that can be used either for their prognostic performance and/or for their therapeutic potential in many diseases.

In 2011, a group of Yale students on an expedition in Ecuador discovered a variety of Amazonian fungus that can break down certain plastics.

But World Expeditions has broken the trail down into a handful of sections that can be "hopped" on to from £2,350 for 18 days.

Tourist access is limited to over day excursions, following a restricted trail, and there is only a restricted site that can be accessed by local fishermen and by scientific expeditions or cine-TV troupes.