Sentence examples for exploring even from inspiring English sources

And he says he is exploring even more radical places the game may go -- like the family television set.

It is a question they are still exploring, even as they prepare to renew their long-dormant rivalry with the Heat.

But the tiny, historic neighborhood of St . George where the ferry docks, is worth exploring, even if the bleak landscape just outside the terminal suggests otherwise.

To that end, researchers are now exploring even more complex patterns and printing with other growth factor-based "inks," all with a view toward tissue therapy.

Because the slowdown does seem to have been about what it means to be a cop, though, it's worth exploring, even if, as Bratton hopes, it is passing away.

Their comments are on Page 6. Be assured, however, that you will probably not go far wrong exploring even beyond those choices, for most of the performers involved with Rameau these days are committed, knowledgeable and highly musical specialists.

This year, Hurtigruten announced plans to explore even greener waters.

The UK government will then explore even more ambitious targets, they said.

· The speech did not explore even the possibility of developing a framework for an eventual political solution.

The music of those composers has been fully explored, even if most performers usually concentrate on the top-drawer works.

The book, written in English, explored even more deeply the taboo subject of the I.S.I.'s relationship with Islamist militants.