Sentence examples for explorations themselves from inspiring English sources

The explorations themselves, though vivid enough to stock a boy's book of adventures, are not told directly.

Several major oil companies have ranked Libya as the best exploration opportunity in the world; the Libyans have lacked the resources to conduct extensive explorations themselves.

Collectors of polar art and artifacts are a diverse group, ranging from bibliophiles to those interested solely in the tools of exploration or the explorers themselves.

Companies that focus only on exploration expose themselves to bearing "the cost of experimentation without gaining many of its benefits" [7, p. 71].

Knowledge of the tusk's origin developed gradually during the Age of Exploration, as explorers and naturalists began to visit Arctic regions themselves.

However, GPs should make themselves aware that further clinical explorations as well as neuropsychological testing, neuro-imaging and possibly an interview of relatives, is required to confirm a diagnosis of dementia.

Adolescents in their late teens increasingly become more independent and engage themselves in identity-related work and explorations, leading to a diversification of life paths (1, 4).

This still-vital discipline has been largely squeezed out of academia and relegated to natural-history museums, themselves impoverished.The exploration of biodiversity has few friends in the corporate and medical worlds.

"The questions central to an understanding of Paine's career do not lend themselves to exploration within the confines of conventional biography," Eric Foner observed in 1976, in "Tom Paine and Revolutionary America".

But then, these same lifesaving social instincts didn't readily lend themselves to exploration, artistic expression, romance, inventiveness and experimentation — the other human drives that make for a vibrant civilization.

You can't dictate, they have to teach themselves through exploration," he says.