Sentence examples for exploring the larger from inspiring English sources
Meantime, state transportation officials are preparing a draft environmental impact study exploring the larger ramifications of replacing the existing bridge with a new one, which would be equipped to handle new bus and train service, said Michael Anderson, the State Department of Transportation official who is the Tappan Zee Bridge project manager.
With a friendly staff and reasonable rates, it can make a good base for exploring the larger Napa region.
Rather, it highlights the importance of investigating not just the reasons as reported by patients or the objective triggering factors as observed by medical science, but also of exploring the larger contextual moral understandings connected with the WTD.
Don't leave without exploring the large, vibrant cocktail lounge at the rear serving all manner of wonderful concoctions in addition to those same mini burgers.
The concept of such an electrochemically induced coordinative assembly was proven exploring the large difference in the [Fe(pytpy)2] complex formation constants depending on the iron ion oxidation state.
Although we did not find any association of ESR1 and PGR variants with migraine, we believe that future studies should continue exploring the large family of co-activators and co-repressors that modulate the effects of ESR1 and PGR.
With the advent of multiprocessor systems and their ever-increasing complexity, the software simulation strategy based on ISSs is no longer efficient enough for exploring the large design space of multiprocessor systems in early design phases.
We challenge this idea by exploring the large-scale organizational patterns of gene expression in an epigenetic model of behavioral variability.
Art gave Fox an avenue through which to explore the larger world, beyond Ohio, away from church.
Lasting close to seven hours in total, the plays use the crises within a single family to explore the larger confusions of liberal America.
News feature: a news story that typically includes interview sources (and perhaps ambient sound effects) that explore the larger dimensions and ramifications of news events.
