Sentence examples for publicly explore from inspiring English sources

"Movember, for example, provides a great opportunity to publicly explore and discuss p-spot stimulation while promoting prostate health".

The government's adoption of new intrusive technologies without bothering to publicly explore their privacy implications -- or any safeguards that it might be advisable to put in place first -- isn't an aberration.

This leaves room for Mr Cuomo to start publicly exploring a run.

"Most reasonable people would agree that it would be unprecedented for a federal prosecutor actively making investigatory decisions on a day-to-day basis to be publicly exploring a run for the Senate," he continued.

Then there is the likelihood that every corner of their financial lives would be publicly explored, including their operation of the Mets, as the trustee sought to determine what they should and could pay.

Harry Hopper, the chairman of the board, told the Washington Post that "the process of publicly exploring this idea has generated not only noise and indigestion, it has also generated an inflow of opportunities and information".

Over the past several months, the availability of ARKit and ARCore have proven there's plenty of interest in the technology on the developer side, and some big brands from Ikea to Disney have been publicly exploring the ways in which the technology can enhance existing applications.

This week she publicly explored a new potential avocation that of theoretical teen book author.

The platinum blonde, who was born in Staten Island, New York, first publicly explored her Latin roots in 2000 with her album "Mi Reflejo" ("My Reflection").

Her two latest works, which have not been exhibited publicly before, explore the fragility of life.

And indeed, his book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed, explores the issue in many more words than I can here.