Sentence examples for are prospecting from inspiring English sources

Democrats are prospecting for large and small contributions to match the Republicans' spending and to avoid going deep into debt after the election.

Moreover, while many Western investors are shying away from China, business executives from Taiwan and South Korea are prospecting with enthusiasm.

The government's incentives, which include generous guaranteed electricity prices, are attracting the interest of international nuclear power players like Toshiba, General Electric and Hitachi, which are prospecting for new markets for their equipment and services.

No one keeps track of the vacationing family archivists, toting cameras, satchels of notebooks and detailed family trees as big as gas station maps, who are prospecting for ancestors.

To date 19 American concerns — including General Motors, Timken, Wrigley, Eli Lilly and Parke Davis, and a Canadian company, Polymer — have been attracted to the area, and the Alsatians are prospecting for more.

"[They] betrayed our agreement by which the Ugandans could get their food without interference... they said: 'This is our country, you cannot control us.'" And the precise position of the border is set to become even more important: both countries are prospecting for oil on either side of the river close to where it flows into Lake Albert.

Finally the research trends are prospected.

The necessity for investigating even larger systems is prospected.

However, there are prospects for progress.

Both are prospects, Cashman said.

And yet there are prospects.