Sentence examples for projects to explore from inspiring English sources
"I began doing writing projects and art and design projects to explore a new way of seeing Canada.
Henry Ford was an early champion of plastics, commissioning projects to explore alternative materials for car bodies in an era when steel was in short supply because of the military buildup for World War II.
As she matured, guiding the independent label Simple Machines and eventually becoming a successful lobbyist on behalf of musicians' rights, Ms. Toomey used side projects to explore period pop.
But, she said, efforts in the Clinton years to set up demonstration projects to explore a more market-driven Medicare were routinely opposed by local health care providers in alliance with their congressmen.
One of the key mutuals projects is at Hammersmith and Fulham council, which has been designated by the Cabinet Office one of its 'pathfinder' projects to explore new ways of delivering public services more efficiently.
From headsets (Impression Pi, ANTVR, Cmoar, Opto, FOVE) to controllers (STEM System, Control VR, Gloveone, iMotion) there are plenty of projects to explore, although be warned – the Oculus, HTC, Sony and Samsung devices receive the lion's share of attention, so you'll need to research developer support for each device to work out if it's compatible with your system before committing your cash.
We know that's probably not true and we're going to fund a major flagship project to explore that".
I'm not sure about Jetpack, however, which is "a Mozilla Labs project to explore new ways to extend & personalize the Web".
A spokesman for Care said the organisation will work with other partners in the Katine project to explore options for VSLAs to deposit funds safely.
After extensive and careful consideration, this has proven not to be the case for our project to explore in the bight".
The Council of Graduate Schools, representing 480 universities in the United States and Canada, is halfway through a seven-year project to explore ways of speeding up the ordeal.
