Sentence examples for understood to be exploring from inspiring English sources

Premier is understood to be exploring a deal with Nissin Foods, the Japanese inventor of instant noodles.

As part of the cost-saving measures the company is also understood to be exploring replacing several pages of the Scotsman with "supplied content" from a third party.

Absolute's owner, Times of India parent Bennett, Coleman & Co, is understood to be exploring a sale of the station, which lost just over £4m last year.

Centaur is also understood to be exploring the sale of its financial services arm, which has titles such as Money Marketing, Mortgage Strategy and headlinemoney.co.uk.co.uk

The investigation is understood to be exploring whether people involved in Top Gear are afraid of speaking out against things they might find offensive, the Guardian reports.

BBC Worldwide is understood to be exploring strategic options for Lonely Planet, including seeking an outside investor or even a potential sale of the guidebook publisher, which it values at about £85m.

However, the precise composition and structure of scaffolds that optimize their interaction with neural cells remains incompletely understood and yet to be explored.

They also pointed out that the mechanisms involving transport and functions of exosomes are not yet well understood and need to be explored further.

There have been limited attempts to develop computer simulations that allow social impacts to be explored and understood before implementing development projects.

His 1964 book, "Suicide and the Soul," challenged therapists to view thoughts of death not as symptoms to be cured but more as philosophical longings to be explored and understood.

She gravitated to geophysics, focusing on the oceans, until her curiosity swept her toward the ice, to Antarctica, home to almost 90percentt of the earth's frozen water — "a place on our planet yet to be explored and understood," Bell says.