Sentence examples for explored said from inspiring English sources

"Ninety per cent of the sea bed has still to be explored," said Patrick Lahey, president of Triton Submarines of Vero Beach, Florida, one of the leading companies involved in building such submersibles.

"The legal system has a sense of thoughtful due process in which all avenues should be explored," said Donald J. Cohen, a child psychiatrist and director of the Yale Child Study Center.

"From the first page of 'A Tale for the Time Being,' Ozeki plunges us into a tantalizing narration that brandishes mysteries to be solved and ideas to be explored," said a review by Wendy Smith in The Washington Post.

"I think it certainly is an issue that has to be explored," said Marc Bernstein, president of Kaplan Learning Services of New York, a division of Kaplan Inc. that has a contract with the Board of Education for traditional test-preparation services for New York City teachers and students.

"Billy is a tremendous manager and if that was an option then it should be explored," said defender Chambers, 26.

Alternative approaches ranging from new agricultural practices to genetic modification must be explored," said Ottoline Leyser, a plant biologist at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, in a statement.

Existing places were either very traditional or scrimped on quality – casual Japanese hadn't been explored," says Shonhan.

"Overly enthusiastic construction of waste incinerators has led to an overcapacity in this partly liberalised market and potentially prevents some recycling opportunities to be explored", says Bastein.

"We have explored avenues that we otherwise would not have explored," says Guinovart.

"Certainly, there are revenue opportunities that haven't been explored," says Matwyshyn.

"The operative word here is explore," said Gregg Seibert, executive vice president of Cablevision.