Sentence examples for not actively exploring from inspiring English sources

Citigroup executives are seeking to stabilize the stock price, but at this point they are not actively exploring selling or splitting up the company, according to two people with direct knowledge of the discussions.

Opponents said the legislation, which also called on the Interior Department to accelerate leasing in an area of Alaska specifically set aside for drilling, could diminish domestic exploration since it would bar oil companies from obtaining new leases if they were not actively exploring current holdings.

The main reason for not actively exploring iron overload was related to poor patient prognosis, while the main reasons for not initiating iron chelation therapy were poor patient prognosis and older patient age.

He/she may make a perfunctory, positive comment on the event but does not actively explore the story being shared by asking questions.

If we do not actively explore the reasons behind and meaning of non-consent and develop solutions, we may be at risk of wasting the time and generosity of those members of the public who do agree to contribute.

But Mr. Karim said he had not seen the Americans actively exploring Tora Bora.

In doing so, he became the first prospective GOP candidate for 2016 to decide not to run, after actively exploring a bid for the White House.

"We haven't bought anything yet, but we are actively exploring the option," said Wayne LaPierre, the group's executive vice president.

UCL is not at present involved in FutureLearn, but we are actively exploring how we can use technology in a more innovative manner for the benefit of students.

The total duration of time the animals were actively exploring the apparatus during Pretest 1 did not differ between control (527.3±21.48 sec) and jet-lagged hamsters (541.8±18.71 sec)(t18 = 0.509; P = 0.617), suggesting that any differences observed are not due to differences in alertness or motivation to explore.

Due to logistical constraints, Code 2018 will continue as planned in May, but we are actively exploring alternatives for Code 2019 should these issues not be resolved".