Sentence examples for vigorous exploration from inspiring English sources
Johan Reinhard, 60, an archaeologist and anthropologist who holds the title of explorer in residence at National Geographic, is a proponent of vigorous exploration combined with serious scientific research.
In 1947 oil was discovered in an Upper Devonian reef at Leduc, Alta., Can.; this was followed by vigorous exploration, and oil production from the area remains significant today.
His task is to choose a subject rich enough for vigorous exploration, and then offer a survey that touches on major themes without getting tangled up in the fine details.
One of the most forward-looking bandleaders -- both in his barbed 2013 album, "The Stars Look Very Different Today," and his vigorous exploration of the grim economic realities of streaming music -- Allison anchored the band's nimble rhythmic charge, including a lovely duet with vocalist Karrin Allyson on "'Round Midnight".
When Nichols started hunting them down in the mid-1980s, he discovered that their reputations had never rebounded, despite their vigorous explorations of pure form and color.
In spite of these vigorous explorations pursuing efficient catalytic systems, there have still been insurmountable limitations in catalytic activity and substrate scope.
For instance, Band-aids are an absolute must-have for those planning vigorous walking explorations or just for the little accidents that happen when you're out and about.
Many other wholly pragmatic reasons exist to pursue a vigorous program of interplanetary space exploration.
The decision is a costly setback for Shell, which had waged a vigorous campaign to expand offshore exploration in Alaska.
Like writing, vigorous secondhand hunting is an accumulation and exploration; objects, like printed words, provide an extension of personal narrative.
Gathered at M.I.T. in 1876, 34 men — including a physics professor and New Hampshire's state geologist — founded "a vigorous, full-blooded, ardent club" devoted to exploration of the region's peaks.
