Sentence examples for explored problems from inspiring English sources
The purpose of the guidelines is investigating the relationship between architectural restoration and plant installations, which are – now – rarely explored problems theoretically and experimentally, by introducing the concept of improvement instead of adapting to the standards of safety and comfort, in accordance with the integrated conservation strategies (Amsterdam Declaration, 1975).
Eight dancers from Senegal and Nigeria will explore problems with dependency via the choreography of the German neo-expressionist Susanne Linke.
Tom Stoppard famously uses drama to explore problems, and in his absorbing new play he tackles some pretty momentous ones.
The group of specialists and diplomats was chartered by the United Nations in 2005 to explore problems in international cybersecurity.
Her three previous books - Every Light in the House Burnin', Never Far from Nowhere and Fruit of the Lemon - explore problems faced by black British-born children of immigrants.
"I'm interested in it because it's problematic or ambiguous in the modern age, and I'm interested in exploring problems.
With managed care and the development of new medications, the trend has been away from spending months, even years, exploring problems of the past.
Another idea is a back channel which allows us to explore problems and solutions and to exchange ideas informally without commitments.
"Electoral Dysfunction" lives up to its title, exploring problems of nationwide accessibility and fairness — voter ID gets a workout — as well as the dated oddities of the Electoral College.
A6 Easier Breathing in Mexico City The Mexico City Case Study, part of an M.I.T. program exploring problems of megacities in the developing world, has data suggesting Mexico City's air quality is improving.
Tomorrow at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Yoshika Chuma and the School of Hard Knocks offer Ms. Chuma's new "Reverse Psychology: Agenda No. 1: Japan," the second in a series of dances exploring problems of cultural identity.
