Sentence examples for to explore over from inspiring English sources
verb
To seek for something or after someone.
Further, the two sides agreed to explore, over the next two weeks, the possibility of resuming negotiations toward a final peace settlement.
Superb museums, palaces and churches give you plenty to explore over a weekend and there are also countless funky bars and a formidable live music scene.
"I am happy but restless," says Mbuvi. "I'm not sure if there are better opportunities in the world out there and that is something I'm keen to explore over time.
Within two years, and with a mere handful of works, Judd formulated his essential language and set out a series of propositions that he was to explore over the next 30 years: volume, interval and space, and the relationship of a work of art to the wall, the floor and the dimensions of the room.
A multiway factor analysis (MDA) was carried out to explore over time the relationships among indicators.
The winner will have access to over 400 sessions, will be able to explore over 500 exhibitors and watch the top 10 finalists battle for the title of Most Innovative Startup at the RSAC Innovation Sandbox Contest.
Over four seasons, Fringe has gradually shifted away from "monster of the week" cases to explore over-arching themes and its own mythology.
We did further sensitivity analysis using bootstrap resampling techniques, with 1000 iterations, of the univariable analysis and of the multivariable models at all steps, to explore over-optimism of the variable selection processes used.
Nevertheless the survey tool could easily be used with other representative cohorts for direct comparisons or extended to explore other domains relevant to public attitudes towards the acceptability of drug treatment (as we did in the 2013 survey by extending the analyses to explore "over-diagnosis").
The government document could be published as early next month and will lay out the issues ministers and the new culture secretary John Whittingdale want to explore during negotiations over the corporation's charter and licence fee.
There are four clearly marked trails to explore, with fantastic views over Shrewsbury and the Severn, and towards Wales.
