Sentence examples for means explore from inspiring English sources

By all means, explore what the REAL experts out there have to say.

First of all, our questionnaire did not by any means explore all aspects of infection control.

The nuance doesn't mean withholding judgment; it means exploring complication.

For Azra Rochester, an Aboriginal secondary education transition officer at Wirreanda secondary school in South Australia, and her students, both Indigenous and non-Indigenous, it means exploring "not only the faces, but the choices [Indigenous soldiers] made" during wartime.

Hamish Hamilton; 294 pages; £14.99 A memoir of how camping means exploring an unfamiliar place while recreating the safe comforts of home, by an editor-at-large of the Idler and an inveterate fan of guys and poles.

That means exploring the possibilities of geoengineering the atmosphere or investing in ways of adapting to higher temperatures, such as drought-tolerant crops.But getting China to cut back further is not a lost cause.

That might include doing more with streaming, but he said it also means exploring programmatic ad-buying.

Long term, that means exploring some pretty exotic technologies, including alternatives to silicon, such as gallium arsenide.

"They have to weigh mitigation of climate change against food security," he says, which means exploring technical solutions that can optimize food production and minimize greenhouse gas emissions.

But this means exploring is sanity-draining.

At times it means exploring lands where you fiercely oppose what is happening there.