Sentence examples for no further exploration from inspiring English sources

The unfinished character of Yorck's manuscript is apparent especially in these passages, for there is no further exploration or exposition of the Jewish world (let alone anything like a justification for the juxtaposition of the Jewish world with the Roman period).

Perhaps those who think they 'have the answer' and that no further exploration is needed are exactly those who see only one side of the 'coin' and keep us from gaining new knowledge.

The NYT article exposed some of the controversies surrounding Gafni (which has led to the current outrage in the Jewish community and in the integral community, but in each instance allowed him to refute the allegations with no further exploration of the facts or statements by the victims).

No further exploration of this potential organ protective pathway examining other stress proteins or other tissues has been described.

Given these results no further exploration of the aromatic moiety was conducted and all subsequent analogues would incorporate the 2-benzo[ b]thiophene functionality.

However, there has been no further exploration of melatonin's anti-invasive action and mechanism(s) since the work by Cos and colleagues in 1998.

Allowed variations imply that the target words are accepted synonyms of each other or the source words have more than one meaning and this case requires no further explorations.

In a statement announcing the deal's cancellation, PHH's nonexecutive chairman, A. B. Krongard, expressed disappointment and said that there "can be no assurance that any further exploration of strategic alternatives that the board may determine to undertake will result in any agreement or transactions".

There was no time for further exploration, but the show had done a great job of bringing to life what life in Zimbabwe is now like.

His readers are not presented with an elaborate system of doctrines held to be so fully worked out that they are in no need of further exploration or development; instead, what we often receive from Plato is a few key ideas together with a series of suggestions and problems about how those ideas are to be interrogated and deployed.

Although many participants initially reported receiving no lifestyle information, further exploration revealed that most had received written information.