Sentence examples for was experimentation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of experimenting; practice by experiment.
"The key to succeeding was experimentation and risk".
"What you saw in those lean years was experimentation on the air," Mr. Rosenstiel said.
"While there was experimentation [at Brambletye], it had never occurred to me as, 'Oh, this is that,'" said Cumbatch.
Yet like Jonathan Alter's biography of Roosevelt, "The Defining Moment," the exhibition suggests that the New Deal's main doctrine was experimentation.
It was experimentation by trial and error, historians say, but it led to new chemicals and healing elixirs and laid the foundations of procedures like separating and refining, distilling and fermenting.
Block Ten was Experimentation and Sterilization.
Fashion is experimentation; it is even eccentric.
"In science, as you know, there's experimentation.
In education, poverty, climate and agriculture – whatever the issue is – experimentation is key.
We don't know what's going on here – it truly is experimentation".
What we need now is experimentation, like what is happening in South Dakota".
