Sentence examples for we actually explored from inspiring English sources

We just felt when we actually explored the idea of men struggling not to fight, not to use the weapons they had developed, not to use the firepower, that it was very powerful".

So if you look back at your syllabus you will see that the set of questions which we aim to explore there are the set of questions which we actually explored.

Managing director Darren Fell said: "As our business grew, I kept hearing about the extortionate cost of childcare at the local nurseries, so we actually explored the idea of renting another office in the old perfume factory in Hove, where we are based, to set up a crèche.

"It was very exciting because we could actually explore the capabilities and the limitations and applications" of the new approaches.

Source [ 7] By exploring changes in cost-effectiveness ratios we could actually explore whether alternatives values of the experimental variables (input) might be defined in such a way that these remained plausible.

Although we have tried to use the full potential of the ALSMS data, there are some limitations to what we can actually explore on the interactions between patients and medical staff.

"Nobody had actually explored the real consequences of earnings management, as opposed to the financial ones," says Thomas Philippon, assistant professor of economics at New York University's Stern School of Business.

The campaign has been mostly unsuccessful, enough so that for the first time in his 14-plus seasons the Knicks have actually explored trading the Big Fella, if only in casual conversations with other teams.

John actually explored the various possibilities, and in his book on Hannibal made an incontrovertible case as to the route Hannibal actually used.

Most would later admit that they are Detroiters who had never actually explored Detroit city proper – beyond Tigers or Red Wings games and the highway that got them there.

Even the villain, a masterfully menacing Javier Bardem, is an emotional wreck whose angst is actually explored.