Sentence examples for had begun exploring from inspiring English sources

By September, he had begun exploring possible compromises.

News reports over the last week that BankUnited had begun exploring a potential sale came as a surprise.

But the SEC commissioner, Mike Slive, released a statement that made Texas A&M's move sound inevitable, saying the conference had begun exploring a 13-team schedule model.

In the 1980s, a coalition of green groups and the Blackfeet Indians fought off two oil firms which had begun exploring the Lewis and Clark National Forest (see map).

Speaker Nancy Pelosi, at a news conference in the Capitol, said House Democrats had begun exploring the possibility of breaking out pieces of the comprehensive bill they passed in November and moving forward on smaller measures.

The company, which is based in London, said it had begun exploring in the area because it thought the geology mirrored its earlier successful discoveries across the ocean off the coast of West Africa.

Researchers have begun exploring whether they can use this protective effect of chilling.

But a faction within the management board has begun exploring several alternatives.

So researchers have begun exploring more subtle factors, like crime, pollution and family support.

Venezuela has begun exploring for uranium, but its president, Hugo Chávez, has denied interest in developing nuclear arms.

Although the company's focus has been solely domestic, it said it has begun exploring international opportunities to raise funds.