Sentence examples for was no experimentation from inspiring English sources

"There was no experimentation and the market was not developing," he says.

There was no experimentation with formats: Carlson moved into the job with energy and a vicious mien toward Trump's detractors.

But a comparison with data for weeks when there was no experimentation showed that output always went up on Mondays.

And there can be no experimentation with this DNA.

So there will be no experimentation, and instead a fresh test for Australia's beleaguered batsmen if, as expected, Chris Tremlett replaces the injured Tim Bresnan in England's attack.

What we are really risking is that our next generation of learners will become convinced, at an even younger age, that there is no experimentation in learning, that there is no joy in successful failure and worst of all, that there is no purpose to school but passing tests and getting through.

Though the house is no longer there, architectural experimentation is very much alive in Tokyo, making it among the most attractive destinations in the world for anyone interested in contemporary design.

There was no scientific experimentation on apes in New Zealand.

Second, although "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet" is in many ways a realist novel (it is set in the recognizable world, it is full of real and familiar human beings, there is no formal experimentation at all), its very historical distance — its self-enclosed quality — represents an assertion of pure fictionality.

At baseline and during the first part of the experimentation, there was no significant difference between experimental groups for both hind limbs (F1,13 = 0.23, ns).

Such great cultural variety, curiosity, and experimentation was no longer tolerated when the Tokugawa clan completed the unification and centralization of political leadership.