Sentence examples for extensive explorations from inspiring English sources
"extensive explorations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to thorough and detailed investigations or investigations that cover a wide range or area. Example: The scientists conducted extensive explorations of the rainforest, documenting numerous new plant and animal species.
The extensive explorations of plankton life could also appear nearly anywhere.
The BBC Proms were somewhat curtailed for me this week by extensive explorations of the West Country.
Several major oil companies have ranked Libya as the best exploration opportunity in the world; the Libyans have lacked the resources to conduct extensive explorations themselves.
The international Norwegian-British-Swedish Expedition of 1949 52 carried out extensive explorations from Maudheim Base on the Queen Maud Land coast in the territory claimed in 1939 by Norway.
Balboa cultivated good Indian relations, made extensive explorations, and found enough gold and pearls to make Castilla del Oro, as it was called, the first profitable colony in the New World.
In addition, comprehensive PCM-design thermal properties of these various blends are presented, as a basis to further extensive explorations, and material category-based predictions.
Encouraged by them, in a way, he'd planned to explore the Ruzizi, the Lukuga and the Lualaba rivers, the most extensive exploration of uncharted African waters yet undertaken.
"We will continue to conduct an extensive exploration of options to continue our business," said Crown's chief executive, Charles R. Cumello.
After a short stay in Cuba, Humboldt and Bonpland returned to South America for an extensive exploration of the Andes.
She also said the company had done extensive exploration on the antitrust issues and did not think regulators would stand in the way.
The size and population of the Bronze Age town cannot be estimated until more extensive exploration is conducted, the discoverers said.
