Sentence examples for have started to explore from inspiring English sources

Enlitic, IBM's Watson division and Google's Deep Mind have started to explore potential applications in healthcare.

And I have started to explore these other ways of knowing with Maya.

Both Labour and the Conservatives have started to explore alternatives with supporter databases and even primaries for candidate selection.

To ensure competitive data rates, some pioneers have started to explore the usage of the Ka-band beside the conventional amateur radio frequencies.

Recent studies have started to explore the possibility of using functional neuroimaging to help predict disease progression and guide treatment selection for individual patients.

Internet service providers have started to explore the idea of selling these products to consumers and then offering monthly subscriptions to computing services.

In several other European countries, including Italy, Austria and Switzerland, they have started to explore the possibility of legislation along the lines of the German proposal.

But before setting off on their Italian adventure, the designers have started to explore other ways to bring their creations to a broader audience.

Buying it with the help of small investors is "something we've started to explore again," he said.

A series of studies published in the past few months has started to explore the wider impact of pollutants.

"As we've started to explore new ad initiatives, especially on the Web, it's made us start to think about different approaches for print," Ms. Crandall said.