Sentence examples for explore providing from inspiring English sources

Non-urban area dealerships need to think about how to capture their share of the MoD economy and explore providing their own MoD services to their communities before a technology competitor does.

Within park boundaries are 120 miles of varied trail to explore, providing plenty of opportunities for both scenery and solitude.

Regarding the temporary cell towers -- from both Verizon and AT&T -- that now sit on McCain's property, spokesman Brian Rogers has claimed: "Neither of these temporary facilities relate to Mrs. McCain's previous request to Verizon Wireless, via the company's website and as a customer of Verizon Wireless, for the company to explore providing permanent service to that area".

Essentially, BLAG has argued that DOMA (which was passed in a kind of panic by social conservatives after a Hawaii Supreme Court decision that could have paved the way to marriage equality in the state) maintained the 'status quo' of heterosexual marriage in the U.S. to allow the states to be 'laboratories of democracy' and explore providing marriage rights to gay couples.

Health care providers' perceptions (aim 2), however, were explored, providing insight into the tailoring process from their perspective.

The forward region will also be explored providing new insight into initial conditions of RHIC collisions.

The sensitivity of this "additional" wind energy to averaging time interval is also explored, providing useful information for the design of gust tracking or dynamic control algorithms for small-scale turbines.

The concept of re-opening apoptotic signalling with a BH3 mimetic could therefore be explored, providing these Bcl-2 family members and a key positive effector of apoptosis (Bax or Bak) is expressed.

A number of environmentally responsive MRI probes capable of specifically reporting on their local physiological or biochemical conditions (e.g., pH, redox, ions) have been actively explored, providing wide applications in diagnosis.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, said, "I certainly think it's worth exploring, provided that there's some importance or sanctity given to the separation of church and state".

Complicated systems, though difficult to analyse, can be completely explored, provided that enough time and proper tools are available.