Sentence examples for The prospecting of from inspiring English sources
Thus, the prospecting of novel molecules from natural products that target both inhibition and excitation systems has deserved interest in the rational design of new anticonvulsants.
Nothing I saw on TV this week was quite as civilised as the actor's admission, on 60 Minutes, that he was a "wee bit embarrassed" by the prospecting of beating people up at the age of 61.
The discharge of natural gas is in sufficient quantity to indicate the probable occurrence of considerable supplies of oil in the underlying beds, and Mr. Carne regards the geological conditions as so promising that he recommends the prospecting of the area by adequate boring.
A year from now we may have conferences springing up to tell us how the future will be like an overlay on reality, and we can all get excited by the prospecting of game/life crossovers.
The prospect of flying blind.
So too, the prospect of an upset.
Investors liked the prospect of new leadership.
Thus looms the prospect of a "neverendum".
Consider the prospect of a terrorist attack.
Another is the prospect of advertising revenues.
The prospect of further reductions worries forecasters.
