Sentence examples for exploring what works from inspiring English sources

I'm an advocate of exploring what works rather than lingering on what doesn't: the better something feels, the more I would emphasise it to my partner.

"We're exploring what works for VR and what doesn't," the spokesperson said.

Participants perceived the acquired research skills as an intellectually interesting process of exploring what works in other countries and how this could be adapted locally.

Purpose/Objective: The evaluation assesses the performance of its relief activities to date by exploring what works, what does not and why in UNICEF's response the conflict-related emergency in Northern Yemen.

This is the first time in my life I've been expected to explore what works for me, on the job, instead of on my own time.

"I like to approach each timeslice a little differently, and explore what works for the scene," the photographer explains.

It is documented that FIT improves endurance and strength and reduces UI in older residents in NHs. 8 Still, as behavioral intervention programs have been disappointing with regard to staff compliance, it is interesting to explore what works in the FIT approach; the prompted voiding program or the exercise program?

Our tai chi lessons were guided instructions to explore what worked and what didn't work and to notice the difference.

Realistic evaluation is concerned with exploring what mechanisms work, under what conditions, why and to produce what outcome [ 52].

In doing so, it contributes to previous literature both by detailing what practice consists of in these regions, and by exploring what this work means to the CHWs.

Their compositions are similar to Antonio Mora's surreal superimposed portraits, but instead of fusing images of natural landscapes and striking architecture, 25th Century deals almost exclusively with moving-water works, exploring what they describe as, "a place we know less about than the cosmos: the ocean".