Sentence examples for have long experimented from inspiring English sources

Ammunition manufacturers have long experimented with alternatives to traditional bullets.

HUMANS have long experimented with how best to communicate at a distance.

Doctors have long experimented with the Parkinson's drug — amantadine hydrochloride — as well as many others to treat severe brain injuries, with mixed and uncertain results.

Farmers, waste management companies and the energy industries have long experimented with converting methane, a byproduct of decomposing organic matter, into transportation fuel.

The art-history books have plenty to say about false or alternative identity; from Rembrandt's biblical set pieces to Cindy Sherman's film stills, artists have long experimented with disguise and metamorphosis.

People have long experimented and gathered observations about the world around them (2), such as collecting data on plant and animal distributions or weather conditions.

But unlike Benjamin, he had long experimented sexually with boys.

Of course, fashion has long experimented with slogans and imagery designed to shock.

He has long experimented with photography and new technology, but told Devaney that the camera cannot convey the intense emotion of a painted portrait.

H.P. has long experimented with different ways to operate data centers more efficiently, including having robots that travel around buildings keeping tabs on the temperatures of computers.

Simon has long experimented with international ownership, but this spring it made a dramatic move toward becoming the largest retail landlord on two continents.