Sentence examples for vigorously exploring from inspiring English sources

Cashman acknowledged he is vigorously exploring trades but indicated no deals are close.

He urged the town to "vigorously" explore other places where recreational needs could be met.

Land of Leather insisted that it had "vigorously explored" several ways of obtaining fresh credit.

Mr. Larsen, who became the permanent leader, and the Gardner board, working with Goldman Sachs, then vigorously explored a possible sale.

High-heel hoarding has been vigorously explored by Jayme Albin, a psychologist who appears in "God Save My Shoes".

Rather than denying the human need -- and right -- for social contact and enrichment, we might vigorously explore how to balance productive work with social realities.

But you might consider mixing in some plays that vigorously explore nonrealistic, nonpsychological styles -- works that, moreover, exploit the expressive possibilities available only in the theater.

The consequences of getting oneself in too deep are vigorously explored throughout the 10 novels and five volumes of stories that make up Adams's oeuvre, sadly brought to a close by her death, at 72, in the spring of 1999.

WTE is a reasonable and sustainable MSW management strategy in terms of weight and volume reduction coupled with energy recovery, and it is recommended that this should be vigorously explored.

"Did you pay extra for a Fast Pass through the five stages of grief?" Colbert also offered encouragement, and dismissed the idea of finding solace by relocating to Canada — something that apparently was being vigorously explored Tuesday night as the country's immigration information website crashed.

The molecular signaling pathways involved in PC12 differentiation have also been vigorously explored over the past decades.