Sentence examples for explored building from inspiring English sources

He also bought American real estate and Asian stocks, tried to sell repackaged cigarettes in Russia and beer snacks in South Korea, and explored building a fleet of mini-blimps for advertising.

The two sides appeared close to a resolution later that year, when Brookfield explored building new headquarters on that land for Chase Manhattan Bank, which was considering a merger with Merrill Lynch.

We explored building iKO hPSC lines by combining CRISPR/Cas9-mediated genome editing with the Flp/FRT and Cre/LoxP system.

After the January 1977 cancelation of M-275 as a full freeway, the State Transportation Commission explored building the highway as a parkway instead.

A local developer, Tom Stacy -- along with a partner named Will Wynn, who backed away from the project when he successfully ran for the City Council -- acquired the block between Fourth and Fifth Streets on the east side of Congress Avenue in 1999 and briefly explored building on it themselves.

Robert A. Baade, an economist at Lake Forest College in Illinois who has written extensively about stadiums and convention centers, said he was on a commission in Chicago during the 1980's that explored building a stadium for the Chicago Bears and the White Sox next to McCormick Place, one of the largest convention centers in the world.

He said he would explore building oceanfront condominiums.

The Battery Park City Authority is exploring building an underground facility, called a living machine, that would collect, filter and return gray water to the building.

Dirk Ahlborn, chief executive officer of Hyperloop Transportation Technologies HTTT), announced on Thursday that HTT has reached an agreement with the Slovakian government to explore building a local Hyperloop system.

Already, people are marrying and having children later, creating mid-career breaks, taking time out to explore, building their own businesses, going back to education.

The development corporation is exploring building the arts center at the Deutsche Bank site at 130 Liberty Street — which the corporation owns — where they believe construction would be faster and less expensive.