Sentence examples for now experimenting to from inspiring English sources

Without fear of relegation, United manager Ben Olsen is now experimenting to see which young players can stick on this team as he rebuilds it.

With the new funds, it's now experimenting with how to draw people to Facebook, podcasts, TV and other outlets.

I like the directions the Times is going – and I also note that they are now experimenting with linking to blog posts directly from articles.

But financing for that effort has been stalled because of concerns about the quality of the fingerprint imaging, the report said, and domestic security officials are now experimenting with new technology to try to solve the problem.

Beyond helping to pay for medication and doctors' visits, state Medicaid agencies are now experimenting with new ways to help people with diabetes learn to stay as healthy as possible.

We are now experimenting with alternative treatments to minimize extraneous aDNA from sediment matrix while also minimizing damage to the material and aDNA of interest.

They are now experimenting with other stimuli to see if Hydra will respond and learn.

Having spent the last year revising all of Vitra's colors and fabrics, she is now experimenting with new approaches to "individualization" in office furniture.

("You could load in anything you like: the EastEnders soundtrack, or a clip-clopping horse noise," says the engineer, smiling. "Warwick University is now experimenting with different sounds to find the optimum safest sound").

Not surprisingly, even the most traditional of universities are now experimenting with new approaches to measuring learning.

This is a mistake marketer's cannot afford to make, all of us need to start now experimenting around this monumental shift, or risk being left behind.