Sentence examples for a wave of exploration from inspiring English sources

The mining industry responded by increasing employment and initiating a wave of exploration and new development not seen in a generation.

In addition, a wave of exploration is about to begin as the 40 blocks leased out over the last four years begin operations on the ground.

Sir Walter Ralegh set off a wave of European exploration of the territory in 1595 when he wrote in his prospectus "The Discoverie of the Large, Rich and Bewtiful Empyre of Guiana" that "there is no country which yieldeth more pleasure to the inhabitants".

This next decade, however, is set to see a wave of lunar exploration like we've never experienced.

Still, many analysts anticipate the Asian nuclear program will drive uranium prices to $70 to $80 a pound in the next several years — a level that will set off a new wave of exploration and mine development.

This expedition forms part of a new wave of exploration of the deep ocean.

The availability of transgenic mice with fluorescently labeled L cells paves the way for a new wave of exploration into the mechanisms underlying GLP-1 and PYY release, with the potential to identify targets in L cells that could be exploited therapeutically for the treatment of diabetes and obesity.

And "A Woman in Berlin" is timely in another sense: it is part of a wave of recent cinematic explorations of World War II and its aftermath (mostly but not exclusively European, and including Mr. Färberböck's earlier "Aimée & Jaguar") that try to tease out some of that era's hidden stories and ethical ambiguities.

A wave of interest in undersea exploration was washing over the scientific community.

This setback for solar energy was underscored by a wave of oil and natural-gas exploration on public lands throughout Colorado.

High energy prices led to a wave of successful oil and gas exploration in North America, including in fields that were deemed uneconomical only a few years ago.