Sentence examples for explored enough of from inspiring English sources
Abrams, Orci and Kurtzman, plus producers Damon Lindelof and Bryan Burk, felt the franchise had explored enough of what took place after the series, Orci and Lindelof consider themselves trekkies, and feel some of the Star Trek novels have canonical value, although Roddenberry never considered the novels to be canon.
Empires Ian Freer rated the film three stars out of five; he stated that it was "undeniably enjoyable" and praised the cast, but also noted that he felt that "very little in the movie feels fresh, re-treading scenes, riffs and imagery from the whole history of crime flicks" and that the film did not explore enough of Lucas' story and Scott's visual imagination.
Interestingly, this was the single device that nobody at NextFab -- neither staff nor members -- had explored enough to develop a level of expertise.
Before starting a map, explore enough to get a sense of the area, so that you can space it correctly.
This is the place that is hardly explored enough; it is the middle of things, the place where the raft at sea is simply adrift, the place where the painter is so distraught with her work that she contemplates throwing it all away, the place where the writer looks down at his pages and where once he saw great meaning, he now sees treacle.
The incidence of electrocardiogram changes in Amitriptyline poisoning was not explored enough.
Entertainment Weekly gave the episode a C, criticizing the fact that it did not explore enough the "promising premise" of Scully's absence.
Finally, the change in lipid composition of the membranes (i.e. the sarcolemmal membranes) might be considered an additional, not enough explored, effect of PUFA supplementation on skeletal muscle.
Setting up tests can be time consuming and complex, and setting up enough of them to explore all possibilities related to a desired outcome is often impossible.
It should however, be noted that the stabilizing processes we explored are not enough to explain the extent of clustering observed in all genomes.
