Sentence examples for means of prospecting from inspiring English sources

Geochemical characterization of inorganic residues on plaster floors as a means of prospecting for activity areas is therefore critical for studying the function and meaning of ancient Maya palaces.

4. Remember the 80/20 Rule: Applying the Richard Koch's 80/20 Rule to the world of prospecting would mean something like -- "80percentt of your deals will come from 20percentt of the prospects".

Even as customers continued to flock online for purchases, investors, doubtful that e-tailers could ever turn a profit, fled so quickly that Internet merchants had little means of shifting course as prospects for profitability were dimming.

What's more, the MSc also covers much of the syllabus of the Chartered Financial Analyst CFAA) qualification run by the Association of Investment Management Research, and students are encouraged to sit the first part of this international, industry-recognised qualification during their time at Cranfield as a means of boosting their employment prospects.

The poor, Malthus wrote, are profligate with their offspring, irrespective of their means of support or future prospects.

There is no support for the hypothesis of developmental facilitation among the piglets, either by serving as food or by other means of helping the survival prospects of their litter mates (e.g., Forbes and Mock 1998).

In addition, Peuan Peuan provides skills-based training to parents through the Home Based Production initiative, as a means of increasing parents' employment prospects upon return to their home country of origin (for migrants) and as an additional source of income for low-income families in squatter communities.

Above-inflation costs for food, energy, housing and transport coupled with cuts to wages, benefits and public services means the prospect of a modest, "three-meals-a-day" kind of life is receding rapidly for many low- to middle-income families, with no obvious prospect of a reversal in fortune.

Naturally, that means the prospect of an Uberesque ambulance service won't fly in the City of Brotherly Love, but that sort of regulation doesn't exist everywhere.

For authors it means the prospect of smaller advances and fewer books being acquired.

Firms seeking to bulk up their bankruptcy practices are simply following the money, which, in bankruptcy, means the prospect of ever- increasing fees.