"The danger is that museums will no longer explore because they will have other priorities," said Tiffany Jenkins, a sociologist and author of "Contesting Human Remains in Museum Collections".
In this new, more repressive political climate of German-occupied Belgium, Hergé could no longer explore political themes in his Adventures of Tintin lest he be arrested by the Gestapo.
Information concerning relatives is no longer explored.
Then I wondered if maybe it's no longer worth exploring what the new jazz reality — say, New York groups like the trumpeter Ambrose Akinmusire's or the drummer Dafnis Prieto's, or the New York-Los Angeles band Kneebody — might have in common with King Oliver and Jelly Roll Morton.
She missed the things they used to do together but no longer could: explore the rain forest, travel in the Andes, rock climb in Greece.
Security has become a second-tier problem in almost all cases, and people are no longer afraid to explore their city, which has led to more options and variety in the party/bar scene.
Remarkably, the Dutch Minister decided in July 2009 that the CAB would no longer be required for exploring the moral status of animals in light of animal biotechnology.
With the advent of multiprocessor systems and their ever-increasing complexity, the software simulation strategy based on ISSs is no longer efficient enough for exploring the large design space of multiprocessor systems in early design phases.
As commonplace as these charges, are responding thought pieces, which suggest that African Americans are no longer looking for heroes, explore the decentralization of Black leadership in the post-Civil Rights era, and critique or defend the structure of BLM.
Videogames are no longer just for tuning out, exploring fantasy worlds, or striving to alter your perception with enhanced graphics or motion-tracking cameras that turn your body into a controller.
