Sentence examples for exploring briefly from inspiring English sources

Jeb's decision to declare he was "actively exploring the possibility of running" rather than simply "running" – a formulation that allow him to avoid triggering campaign disclosure requirements under federal election law – also attracted a mixture of cynicism and ridicule on Twitter where the phrase "active exploring" briefly became a meme all its own.

The mechanism of enhancement enantioresolution of the developed CLE-CEC system was explored briefly.

(It was an idea she'd explored briefly in the first sketch of the second season, in the episode You Would Bang Her?).

We also explore briefly the notion that a special access panel or panels could be included as part of the design.

Here we will explore briefly three possible answers to this question.

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The goals of this paper are threefold: 1) to review computational methods and to update graphs for estimating aS0, 2) to survey current information about aS0 in modern sulfidic water bodies and 3) to explore briefly what this information might imply about biogeochemical processes.

I explore briefly what would constitute success and limitations to these intended translational movements by addressing the challenges of the epistemological gap between philosophical and practical ethics.

The Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan reached the estuary in 1520 and explored it briefly before his expedition continued on its circumnavigation of the globe.

The effects of various factors, specifically oxidation conditions, cycle length, surface roughness, thermal expansion mismatch, and phase transformation in the bond coat are explored and briefly discussed.

Community pharmacists are a key intervention point in efforts to prevent and mitigate the impact of prescription drug abuse and misuse (PDA/M); yet pharmacists' perceptions regarding PDA/M have been explored only briefly in the literature.