Sentence examples for experimental that it from inspiring English sources

Environmentalists said the plan was so ambitious and some of the techniques so experimental that it must be closely monitored.

"Lucky Pierre," like Mr. Coover's other novels, isn't so experimental that it fails to be about something capable of eliciting sympathy and interest.

Ten years later, the city was home to an art scene so vibrantly experimental that it rivalled anything going on in New York.

The short answer is no, for while painting and drawing dominate AIM this year, the types of painting and drawing on display are so varied and experimental that it would be unwise to equate the medium with the message.

Indeed, the first winner of that prize, Eimear McBride's A Girl Is a Half-formed Thing – a book so experimental that it languished unpublished for years, and was described in a glowing Guardian review as "quite hard to read" – appears on the Folio list too.

"People around here like to claim that music in Siberia is more fluid, more experimental, that it's got more space and reverberation," says Sharifullin.

The Met Office stresses that the work is experimental and that it still stands by its longer-term projections.

While Rheinberger's account of experimental research in biology is right to put its emphasis on experimental systems rather than on theories, it may be criticized for the ontology of experimental systems that it contains.

The company has an experimental drug that it hopes might block this signaling.

In his own company's laboratories was a new experimental drug that, it turns out, might have helped him.

Redouan Bshary and Alexandra Grutter now provide experimental evidence that it can also stabilize cooperation between non-human animals.