Sentence examples for very exploratory from inspiring English sources

"Any trips right now are very exploratory to see is there a market, are they serious about investing in Excel".

"He was very exploratory and seemed to create a really safe environment for his dancers to develop as artists," Mr. McIntyre said.

"Our research was very exploratory and we really didn't expect to see such a massive effect," Juergen Goetz of the University of Queensland in Brisbane, one of the study authors, said.

"You had a truly great producer – the best in the world along with Quincy Jones – you had a slightly narcissistic journalist, you had this heterosexual scouse energy and this very exploratory gay energy, all mixed up in one place.

'His rehearsals,' Tom Stoppard says of these latest sessions, 'are very quiet, and very exploratory, and nobody, presumably including Sam, knew where the furniture might be for what seemed like weeks.

Vicky Lowry, executive editor of Elle Decor who has profiled Ms. Letinsky and bought one of her pieces, said that while "food photography, in particular, has gotten very exploratory and experimental," it was a different story for shelter magazines.

"But she is running a very impressive exploratory campaign".

"The agenda for the meeting is very much exploratory in nature.

3 Italia, in a statement, said that it was not continuing the talks, which it described as "very preliminary exploratory contacts," because it would not be able to get approval for a deal from its owner, Hutchison Whampoa.

Certainly, the very basic exploratory study we wanted to do with elegant quail, which would allow us to move on to the kind of hypothesis-driven research that is more likely to receive financing, would not have had a chance at grant support from the N.S.F.

"It's very good exploratory research," says physicist Dennis Deppe of the University of Texas, Austin.