Sentence examples for more seriously exploring from inspiring English sources

Given the state of the market, few starting pitchers are available, and Duquette is more seriously exploring the option of trading for a middle reliever, who could bolster the staff in a different way.

More citizens who care deeply about issues of equal justice should start seriously exploring public office – from municipal courts and city councils to the office of the police chief and even the halls of Congress.

More recently, during a meeting of the state Transportation Strategy Board, a group of business leaders and state commissioners, someone suggested "seriously exploring double-decking I-95," Mr. Wilson said.

Sanofi has been seriously exploring the possibilities of such a deal since 2003, the document says.

All these questions and many more have to be seriously explored.

A comprehensive analysis of power in diverse parts of biofuel research and governance is definitely a prerequisite for more seriously and intensively exploring questions of where, when, and how the governance of biofuels may also allow for "green" resistance and collective empowerment.

With Clinton, as with Thatcher, quite apart from gender, there seems to be a more basic philosophical commitment to using military force before other options have been seriously explored.

And nothing's been seriously explored.

These are big issues that will need to be seriously explored by the Lords".

In fact, he said, he seriously explored the possibility of working for an investment firm.

Such mixed modality theses have not yet been seriously explored.