Sentence examples for was just being explored from inspiring English sources

Honoring workers with a day dedicated to them is admirable, but keeping them safe is even more so, and industrial toxicology was a field that was just being explored when Labor Day was established.

It's a no-brainer from where I'm standing – a stunning juxtaposition between the death-bringing asteroid and the life-giving, waterlogged cenotes, many of which are just being explored today.

Many of these pesticides are known neurotoxicants and carcinogens, and the potential long-term effects of childhood and prenatal exposures are just being explored and understood (Berkowitz et al. 2004; Castorina et al. 2003; Eskenazi et al. 2004; Gladen et al. 2003; Perera et al. 2003; Torres-Arreola et al. 2003; Whyatt et al. 2004; Young et al. 2005).

The potential of the massive processing power of a system like Watson is only just being explored.

Smith's characters revel in surprising us – George has a boy's name but is a girl whose sexuality is only just being explored; Francesco is born a girl but binds her chest and lives as a man.

Almost without trying, brands will find that something like a third of their paid YouTube activity already lands on mobile, but the opportunity to specifically target and optimise for it is only just being explored.

"It's multi-functional," says Gaye. "And many of its properties are only just being explored.

"A lot of mid-twentieth century photographers such as Lisette Model are only just being explored in museum collections, so consequently they are receiving a lot more attention," he says.

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"Electricity and magnetism were just being appreciated as ways to explore the body's interior," Dr. Reznick said.

The familiar object was in fact the "novel" object from the previous trial; that is, it had just been explored and so was now familiar (see Table 1 upper).