Sentence examples for might well explore from inspiring English sources
Instead of using ETs, one might well explore a substantial portion of the evolutionary map with the aim of assessing whether and why certain forms did not evolve.
It also reinforces the contention that, rather than viewing changes with age as a picture of gradual loss, a more dynamic understanding of what is happening in the older brain needs to be considered.[16] Such a consideration might well explore practical means of not just attenuating decline, but of augmenting improvement, as is illustrated here for exercise.
"We don't know that anymore, so we might as well explore the dark things that might happen or have happened.
Mr. Chafets might well have explored the zero-sum reasoning on which Mr. Limbaugh often relies.
With Origen he takes up the odd expression in Exodus, in the Septuagint version of that book, that people "saw the voice of the Lord," and he might well have explored other semantic stretches that occur in early Christian language.
Based on his track record, Friedman might well be exploring what kind of market might exist for Mattingly.
At the moment, however, I'm thinking that I might have done just as well exploring water sports somewhere else (Maui comes to mind).
In "Eat and Be Eaten," for example, an exhibition featuring live creatures, the fascinating predators and prey, including a Gila monster, a Calabar python and a poison dart frog, would have been sufficient in themselves and might well have been explored in more detail.
Such an insight might help us understand the role of Akt1 in cell cycle, which as of now is not well explored.
Its chemistry is well explored.
