Sentence examples for if they explored from inspiring English sources

That if they explored it or put it out there or challenged it or threw it up, it would probably not hold up.

Their own interest, and the interests of the Middle East, would probably be better served if they explored the possibility of some sort of grand bargain.

Studies were included if they explored muscle mass as an outcome measure in patients with lung cancer, and were published in English.

Reviews were included if they explored primary care based telemonitoring in either CVD, heart failure or hypertension, were reported in the English language and were published between 2000 and 2013.

Zak and Spector said they would like to retain some of its individualised experience when and if they explore selling products in physical locations.

Studios have to offer something different or unique, or if they explore an existing genre, they have to do it a cut above any other existing title.

We want to make sure companies stay within core competency, but we don't mind if they explore new territory just so long as they are judicious about how they allocate capital.

"In a future study I think it would be fascinating to encourage those women to explore some other ways and see if they really do just like one style or if there is a second one if they explore it they like".

While health professionals' support for self-care strategies will be more congruent with patients' expectations if they explore each person's social, emotional and cultural circumstances, pursuit of improved health outcomes may involve a careful balance between supporting as well as helping shift the emotional constructs surrounding a patient life with diabetes.

Consider the relevance of this analogy: A person can know some things as real and true, but if they explore what they don't know and cannot find answers, they should not be ashamed to say they don't know.

And in fact, it's the very difficulty in answering them that makes them so valuable -- if they are explored well, challenging moral questions require students to think deeply about them, leading to a deeper level of ownership over how they respond to them.