venture on/upon something

Examples of venturing

venturing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

If the social norms hinder women from venturing into public places such as markets, cashin-hand may actually be less useful than help in kind.
When venturing beyond empirical data, scientists often bring in unnecessary and unnoticed conceptual baggage which can obstruct constructive consensus.
Once this locus of control over what we take true in our practical reasoning is recognized, the true nature of doxastic venturing may be appreciated.
Venturing into the unknown of the polar regions differs little, in principle, from the development of economic and social programmes.
Venturing into this minefield of controversies is a delicate task that calls for strong nerves.
In keeping with the mandate of an international agency, it rightly refrains from venturing prescriptions for individual countries on ' 'how to do it ' '.
In venturing briefly into another world, we both learnt much about our own ways of operating; the familiar was made unfamiliar in that sense too.
Venturing into the city, they then explore a particular route.
Producers venturing into agroecology hope that it will lower their costs in the long run.
It is written by a historian venturing into one of the most hotly contested areas of art history - the origins of modernism.
We show that there is little advantage in venturing beyond easily observable variables in order to make this prediction.
There is a wide consensus that theistic faith involves venturing.
Like an architect making a drawing, these stories describe a person venturing into an imaginary world of another size.
At the same time, political scientists venturing into this area have rarely transcended the parochialism of the case study.
More secure plans may involve adopting less risky enterprises, diversifying to a greater number of enterprises to spread risk, and using established technologies rather than venturing into new ones.
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