Sentence examples for exploring what has from inspiring English sources
At Stanford, she had been exploring what has become known as lab-on-a-chip technology, which allows multiple measurements to be taken from tiny amounts of liquid on a single microchip.
Empty Houses challenges this consensus by reexamining the genre's development from the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century and exploring what has until now seemed an anomaly--the frustrated theatrical ambitions of major novelists.
While there is no shortage of American writers who bemoan all that has been done to their nation, by their nation, in the name of 9/11, there has been, until now, a dearth of American novels exploring that particular trajectory (there is a dearth of American novelists exploring what has been done to other nations by their nation, too, but that's another matter).
"Exceeding more than 1 million downloads so soon after our launch shows how much interest there is in the history of the American presidency and in exploring what has made certain leaders more or less effective in the White House especially in light of this year's heated election.
Just as Fellowes' leading political achievement was the TV equivalent of bromide in soldiers' tea to make living in recession Britain palatable for a people who ought to know better, so the effect of Tom Hollander's remarks is to discourage us from exploring what has gone wrong and what is continuing to go wrong in one of the most sclerotic societies in the western world.
What do you think needs exploring what hasn't been covered enough?
Steven Medema explores what has been perhaps the central controversy in modern economics from Smith to today.
This qualitative review explores what has been done in this field to date as well as what has yet to be done.
New York University's Fales Library will explore what has taken place in the politics of food in the 10 years since the publication of "Food Politics," written by Marion Nestle.
