Sentence examples for exploration made from inspiring English sources

"How would you feel if you have a monopoly and suddenly have to share it?" Still, Saudi Aramco, which earned $80 billion last year, cannot match the financial resources of an Exxon Mobil ($210 billion in 2000 income), and supporters argued that letting foreigners risk money on exploration made more sense than further straining the hard-pressed Saudi treasury.

These values are almost identical to those derived from a wide-angle marine seismic exploration made in the North Atlantic, suggesting that the Q P values of seafloor sediment are likely to be uniform within broad areas of the ocean basins.

lasal describes the interactive environment as a geometric exploration made possible with help from the observer.

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In an attempt to get back, I began asking other women: "Do you live in your body?" "How did you get in?" That exploration made me aware of how many other women didn't live in their bodies.

A mixed analysis of variance (ANOVA) found no difference in the overall amount of object exploration made by the two groups, F 1, 20) = 2.28, p =.15.

Huntford, the historian of polar exploration, makes little effort to hide his allegiance.

Central Park makes up 6 percent of Manhattan; the area that pro-drilling lawmakers seek to open to oil exploration makes up 8 percent of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

But as five decades of space exploration make clear, there are no other worlds even remotely suitable for human life — at least not in this solar system.

Ask a class of kids today what they want to do when they grow up and you'll get a lot of the same answers; the lures of pop-stardom and space exploration make for seemingly brilliant career choices.

If you're contemplating a mission to Mars, Nasa's Chronology of Mars Exploration makes depressing reading.