It's ironic given this sector is the one shining beacon of potential growth and job creation.
Nevertheless, the mine is still rich in lead, zinc, and silver; it has become, according to Querner, "a beacon of potential for the newly independent Kosovar state — a promise to deliver an economic independence to match (and perhaps guarantee) its newfound sovereignty".
He was embraced by the world, but embraced, perhaps even more fiercely, by the black community, for whom he stood as a beacon of our potential to transcend the harsh realities of being black in America.
Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) is like one of the lighthouses that dot the North Carolina coast; the journal acts as a beacon warning people of potential environmental dangers and, at the same time, welcomes people whose goal is to improve global health.
The human CpG beacon clusters represent regions of potential regulatory modulation or change to the nearby genes that is human-specific.
But it shows the tensions in the film industry in the UAE, as a potential beacon of its lightspeed passage into the modern world.
That a portion of the MetLife Stadium crowd voiced its snarky displeasure — Te-booing, you might call it — was directly related to what it had already witnessed: the official relaunch of Mark Sanchez as a beacon of hope, with the potential to go where no Jets quarterback besides Joe Namath has gone before.
gWallet is entering the space as a potential beacon of ethics, with a a service that hopes to legitimize virtual currency exchanges by connecting game publishers directly to the advertisers.
Mr. Ross first visited in 2001 and was instantly struck by Beacon's potential.
A beacon of compassion and fairness, lifetime advocate of the potential of all children, and fashionable figure outfitted in signature black coat and slacks, Marge Engel died on November 23rd of lung cancer.
He said the school stood as a "beacon of hope against a tide of isolation, poverty, drugs, crime and yes, potential extremism".
