Sentence examples for exploring very from inspiring English sources

"It is one of the things we're exploring very seriously," she said, adding that high housing costs on the South Fork had previously stood in the way of such a program.

"As soon as you present the science to the general public, you have to take a few steps back [and] have a broad understanding of science issues, which you don't necessarily have when you're exploring very tiny specialized corners of research," he says.

A similar campaign is conspiring to keep us from exploring very real and scalable solutions to that mess, and journalistic laziness is again enabling that campaign.

"I'm breaking apart and exploring very specific aspects of my family's narrative that will be explicated," McClodden tells The Creators Project "I want people to understand that this is an artist that is trying to critique a system in terms of film in a way that modifies it.

"Everyone was acting completely in good faith, in an informed way, in the best interests of everyone else," says Theroux. "Suddenly, I was no longer going along with people where there's questionable practice, and, rather, just exploring very difficult decision-making to do with people's lives".

On the right, the cluster of microarray data is centered around a core of large datasets exploring very diverse conditions and thus enriched for many different biological processes (Brem and Kruglyak, 2005; Brem et al., 2002; Hughes et al., 2000; Yvert et al., 2003).

But the script doesn't let them explore very far.

This comedy explores very different territory as Rachel and Scott face up to their big day.

"We want to explore very serious themes as comedy, and that seems to be exactly what Tom does also".

Many readers commented on the delicate simplicity of the stories, which belies the fact that a number of the short stories explore very harsh political realities.

It was also difficult to understand Thomas' struggle between Teresa and Brenda at some points because it was not explored very deeply.