Sentence examples for meaningful exploration from inspiring English sources
"The deep water is an under- explored area, which is seeing meaningful exploration success recently, but it is very costly to do so," said Waqar Syed, an analyst at Tristone Capital in Denver.
There is no meaningful exploration of ideas in the game.
Better guidance on the most appropriate approach in different curriculum areas would allow a deeper and more meaningful exploration of this complex history.
Auston and Diana, another couple, were making Catdate – a game that seems like a simple dating sim (but with cats) but revealed itself to be a touching, meaningful exploration of connection, friendship and learning how to communicate with others.
The meaningful exploration on the nature and practical processes of product conceptual design is carried out in this research.
First, it enables meaningful exploration into the role place-specific differences and personal circumstances play in producing differential vulnerability and resilience (Alexander 1997; Rigg et al. 2008).
Very few law students at elite schools make meaningful explorations of the broad array of career choices available to law school graduates.
Even with a relatively large sample cohort with regard to non-GIST STSs, the numbers are too small to do meaningful explorations according to histological subgroups, at least with respect to multivariate analysis.
"With that budget," Mr. Augustine said in an interview this summer, "I still think there is no really meaningful space exploration program that involves humans".
As two LA residents working in large-scale installations, the LA Public Art Biennial revealed itself as an incredible opportunity to join their two crafts and create a meaningful artistic exploration into the science of their own city.
But by that token, setting an entire novel around such a shocking act, without justifying its presence through some meaningful psychological exploration or other excavation of truth, bears its own whiff of needless prurience.
