Sentence examples for open to exploration from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Harris was open to exploration.

German art of the 19th century is indeed one of the last frontiers open to exploration.

The lion's share is thought to lie in the areas already open to exploration.

Although the most precious objects will be out of reach, much of the apartment will be open to exploration.

Any activity we value and work hard at can create a sense of flow, so this is also open to exploration and change.

Section 1 of the Act provided 'That the mineral lands of the public domain * * * are hereby declared to be free and open to exploration and occupation * * *.' Other sections set forth the conditions for acquiring mineral lands.

The White House announced in March that these areas would be opened to exploration as part of a larger political deal intended to produce comprehensive climate legislation.

In natural gas, many Democrats agree with the Bush administration that some restricted land should be opened to exploration to increase reserves and tame prices, which spiked last year.

1913, § 4614, 'all valuable mineral deposits' were opened to exploration and purchase, and the lands containing them to occupation and purchase under regulations prescribed by law, and according to the local customs or rules of miners.

It is not known how much potential fuel lies in the areas opened to exploration, although according to Interior Department estimates there could be as much as a three-year supply of recoverable oil and more than two years' worth of natural gas, at current rates of consumption.

The Hubble thus opens to exploration the period of time from 300 million to 700 million years of age, when, theorists suggest, the first galaxies were burning themselves out of the murk that descended when the fires of the Big Bang cooled.