Sentence examples for mine the medium from inspiring English sources
The appeal of comic books is global and enduring, according to industry watchers and fans, who point out that television and movie developers aggressively mine the medium for dynamic characters, thrilling plotlines and summer movie blockbusters.
The Asian Development Bank notes that although the administration has a strong public mandate to implement economic reforms, in the absence of an alternative to phosphate mining, the medium-term outlook is for continued dependence on external assistance.
Louise Collinge at Evolution Securities said: While Kazakhmys will see some depletion from old mines in the medium term, it has significant growth potential from its large Aktogay and Bozshakol copper projects and a series of medium term projects - and we do not believe this is reflected in the group's share price.
The Internet is a gold mine to pornographers, since the medium bypasses any regional censorship efforts and cheaply opens up previously inaccessible markets like the Middle East.
(3) HEMS has been successfully developed and put into field tests, with the medium of mine water, thermal energy capture is achieved by exchanging while controlling the heat-harm on working face, and the ground coal-firing boiler can be replaced.
Halevi plays down the jihadist threat, saying, as the Jewish Chronicle reports, only that "Israel would have to 'grapple with' the jihadi threat in the medium term" (emphasis mine again).
For instance: "It is in the last resort immaterial whether in this book the thought processes of the South American Indians take place through the medium of my thought, or whether mine take shape through the medium of theirs," he once wrote, offering the verbal equivalent of a Gallic shrug.
All mining sites (small, medium, proper mine) demonstrate mining interest by prospectors and the investment in at least one load of ore transport.
Rather wonderfully, makers of the earliest radio drama written specially for the medium, Richard Hughes AA Comedy of Danger (1924), were so anxious about the visual limitations of the medium that it was set in the pitch-blackness of a coal mine.
