Sentence examples for larger exploration from inspiring English sources

On Wall Street, only the larger exploration and production companies are finding investors willing to buy shares or lend money.

Although it is one of the larger exploration and production companies in Britain, Enterprise Oil has long been considered by analysts to be too small to remain independent.

But the film's story of a fringe religion is part of a larger exploration of existential questions about man's animal nature and civilization and its discontents.

Geochemical screening is routinely integrated into larger exploration (and sometimes development) programs that also include assessments of the geological setting, petrophysics, mechanical properties of the rock, etc.

The queen's quest for lasting youth is part of the story's larger exploration (in the tradition of many great myths) of how humans relate to the natural world — whether we are of it or have mastered and moved beyond it.

That's according to a follow-up piece airing this weekend on This American Life, the public radio program that first dug into Intellectual Ventures' dealings as part of a larger exploration of the patent system in 2011.

Even larger explorations of cleavage site preferences employ positional scanning libraries or phage display.

2) The inclusion of exercises to help students learn better as they progress (sometimes with answers provided, sometimes intended as quick assessments and other times as larger explorations). 1) There will be people who learn directly from MOOCs, but also uses of MOOCs as "texts" that support students learning directly from live teachers.

Chevron was awarded the largest exploration contract in the block thought to be most productive.

Those obstacles haven't dissuaded some of the largest oil and gas companies – such as British Petroleum and ENI – from investing in large exploration licenses.

There are currently large exploration and mining developments in the central Namib, fuelled by rising global demand for uranium.