Sentence examples for will not be explored from inspiring English sources

How these changes are affecting our world is a topic worthy of exploration, but it will not be explored here.

The shared home of a parent and a grown child — traditionally and archaically termed, for reasons that will not be explored here, the "mother-daughter house" — is often an ungainly affair: a house built for one family but clumsily adapted to serve two, with perhaps a separate entrance added on, the basement or second floor converted to an efficiency apartment.

But few compatibilists have pursued this option, and so it will not be explored further in this entry.] Let us turn now from incompatibilism's plausible concerns to compatibilism itself.

Very likely, in the general election, even with John McCain present and the incitement of his complex and contradictory opinions on torture, the subject will not be explored.

(Interpolation: In "The Artist," the French tell their country not to look back as the Americans do, and in "Midnight in Paris," the Americans tell their country not to look back as the French do, a dynamic that results in a very interesting inter-cultural relationship between these two films, but will not be explored here).

The uncoupled phase oscillations that occur when |ωm���ωr|>k are biologically unrealistic (i.e. the mosquitoes no longer respond to the rainfall stimulus) and will not be explored here; however, the point at which the system uncouples (i.e. |ωm−ωr| = k) provides a means for estimating the coupling coefficient (see Materials and Methods).

So we will not be exploring that".

This post will not be exploring back down below the Han River, but will be looking at the particularly Korean nature of Christmas.

We will not be exploring the discourses of disability in society.

This world has not been explored.

Although ORR and PFS were in accordance with most historical first-line NSCLC studies, this combination of ziv-aflibercept/cisplatin/pemetrexed will not be further explored in NSCLC.