Sentence examples for explored efforts from inspiring English sources

Other panelists were Marius Peters, a research scientist in the MIT Photovoltaics Research Lab who spoke about testing solar cells on campus, and Pamela Greenley, an associate director of MIT's Office of Environment, Health and Safety who explored efforts to develop a green certification process for campus labs.

In summary, we previously explored effort, strategies and decision drivers on god class detection.

The Federal Reserve's Randall Kroszner has encouraged the industry to explore efforts to help large groups of borrowers.

"We're exploring efforts to build another high school for the area, but we're still in the early stages of that discussion," said Councilwoman Eisland.

Finally, he explores efforts by activists to expand the struggle for water justice and to organize newly mobilized residents into a movement for a radically democratic Flint.

Her National Science Foundation-supported research explores efforts by indigenous tribes and governmental agencies to co-manage a pair of remote salmon watersheds in Northern California and British Columbia.

The videos explore efforts by indigenous groups in the Bolivian Amazon to sustainably managing their territories, and how residents of Havana, Cuba are struggling to gain access to clean water.

The most compelling story explores efforts on the part of organized working people, in close connection with liberal politicians of both parties, to provide affordable housing, health insurance and decent jobs as the city's economy underwent a formidable transformation in the postwar decades.

His current research explores efforts to develop supports for educators that merge racial and cultural identity development and awareness with instructional improvement strategies.

We intended to be an international focal point to celebrate the oceans as the source of life on the planet, committed to exploring efforts to understand, safeguard and preserve marine biodiversity, especially the potentially damaging effects of man-made underwater noise pollution and bioacoustics.

A more thorough study from both the demand side and supply side is needed to explore efforts that can improve facility services.