Sentence examples for not much exploration from inspiring English sources
Africa, especially, is a continent where, due to political turbulences, not much exploration has been done until very recently.
The guitarist, Tim Sult, played baggy leads through a wah-wah pedal, and the bassist, Dan Maines, pushed around loud, melodic bass lines, but there wasn't much exploration of texture.
Finally, although this study has quantified variation in high-risk prescribing between practices and between GPs, the data available do not allow much exploration of factors explaining such variation.
Unfortunately, there won't be much exploration or learning or selfies now, thanks to the scofflaws who have allegedly stolen Squatch away.
Despite the greatness of Chinese culture, China wasn't much for exploration.
This isn't always interesting because the gamer is being told exactly what he needs to do, there's not much room left for exploration.
PC Gamers Kevin Rice found most of the gameplay and its exploration refreshing, but called hovercraft races "not much fun" and felt combat was the game's weakest element.
For years, not much happened, with the Bush administration fixated on oil and gas exploration.
There was not much sex involved, it was more company and his own self exploration.
The article reviews in depth the history of Antarctic exploration and recites what is known about the area, which is not much.
