Sentence examples for explore about the from inspiring English sources
There's much to explore about the challenges in teaching about the evolving relationship between people and their climate.
At the moment, we're leaning towards just a page, on the basis that there are fewer public policy ramifications than there were, say, in the case of Baby P, but still lots to explore about the disturbing cultural issue of witchcraft beliefs.
Therefore, we need to discourse that is important to explore about the platform that serves as a communication medium between professor and students, or instructor and participants.The project objective is to implement a Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) group activity where is to be crucial to display the key program contents of the course through Twitter.
There's lots to explore about the memories of the woman from his youth.
Although we did not explore about the participants HIV risk factors such as homosexuality or heterosexuality, those who were in sexual relationships indicated that they had partners or spouses from the opposite sex.
But Mr. Gold's production never succeeds in illuminating the eternal questions the play explores about the liberation of the caged spirit, as opposed to antiquated ones about the emancipation of an oppressed wife.
Therefore, only one cylinder is to be explored about the flow and the thermal behavior.
He adds that older viewers may be attracted to the themes it explores about the extremes of reality television.
The sharp dialogue, the comedic delivery and energy of the actors onstage and the philosophical questions explored about the nature of art and relationships are more than you can ask from a night on Broadway.
In one of the districts, the study had specifically explored about the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojana (RSBY), a government scheme providing health insurance coverage for the poor [ 21].
Moreover, little has been explored about the pattern of CSA in the context of high school students in Southern Ethiopia in general and in Arbaminch town in particular.
