Sentence examples for have been experiments from inspiring English sources

It should be pointed out that there have been experiments in this direction for a number of years.

There have been experiments, therefore, with other forms of regulation, which seek to strike a balance between incentives for better performance and the ability to exploit consumers.

Some of the most precise tests of QED have been experiments dealing with the properties of subatomic particles known as muons.

"There have been experiments on Facebook, most recently with Florence and the Machine, but for the iPad experience, having pay-per-view in that for an artist is very interesting".

While there have been experiments by American jazz musicians in combining jazz and hip-hop, like Miles Davis's "Doo Bop," Gary Thomas's "Overkill" and Don Byron's "Nu Blaxploitation," the results merely confirmed the seeming incompatibility of jazz and rap.

She added: "There have been experiments where people wear prisms over their eyes that turn everything upside down, and after a while they can bicycle around roads with everything upside down.

Candidates have been experimenting with their messages.

Ever since, European scientists have been experimenting and theorizing.

Both Chengdu and Chongqing have been experimenting with this.

"We would have been experimenting with shareholders' money" had the fund remained in operation, he said.

Dr. Ruth Duck, who writes hymns for Christian worship, is one of those who have been experimenting.