Sentence examples for exploration far from inspiring English sources

Its budget is set by the Congress, so it cannot plan exploration far in advance.

As our first interstellar ambassadors set sail on this new sea, it's worth reflecting once more on this unique vantage point which such exploration, far beyond our "pale blue dot" offers us.

Despite great leaps in underwater exploration, so far no one has attempted to repeat the descent.

"They knew that the spirit of exploration was far bigger than any individual," Mr. Witt said.

By the early decades of the 20th century, the era of bushranging, convictism, and exploration was far enough in the past to be regarded as historical colour.

"The location for today's attack was deliberately chosen to remove any notion that offshore oil exploration is far from our reach," he said.

The site launched in August to "promote experimentation and exploration"; so far, this goal has taken the form of Flickr-group collaborations and, most recently, "Remembering Lennon," in which fans can upload video testaments to their favorite memories of John Lennon.

An important secondary motive in much of the exploration so far discussed was pure scientific curiosity, the desire to add to the general store of knowledge of the world.

Industry analysts said that strong ties between the companies reflected the fact that both had staked their financial futures on pushing oil exploration as far off shore as possible.

Several lawmakers, including Ms. Hutchison, put today's crash in the context of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, saying that space exploration is far too important to the nation's security to pull back.

The wild speculation is at least partly because Iraq's oil exploration thus far has been both shallow (generally no deeper than what geologists call Tertiary or Cretaceous levels), and clustered in the eastern half of the country.