Sentence examples for prospect generation from inspiring English sources

The hydrocarbon potential of faults/fractured shales is the most significant challenge for unconventional prospect generation.

Play based exploration approach such as this provides the critical link between regional observations and prospect generation.

Neil O'Hara, the plant's chief executive, said he was saddened at the prospect of generation coming to an end.

Mario Draghi also said "tragic" high levels of youth unemployment had the potential to threaten social harmony in Europe and that rock-bottom inflation was damaging the prospects of Generation Y by redistributing their wealth to older people.

The future of Iraq, the standard of living and the potential educational and social prospects for generations to come depend on how Iraq's oil is managed.

Their lies are ruining families and friends, threatening the planet, and killing prospects for generations to come.

The former Tory cabinet minister told colleagues in Brussels his protégé was "the best political prospect of his generation".

But while Luck remains perhaps the top pro prospect in a generation, Stanford's lopsided loss to Oregon on Nov. 12 probably dimmed his chances.

With the widespread use of laptops, we face the prospect of a generation unable to look up a reference in a book or to take notes with pen and pad.

The loss, in which Luck completed a staggering eighty-seven per cent of his passes, did not appear to risk any of the millions he will earn later this year: he was described on camera alternately as a "once in a twenty-five or thirty year player" and the "greatest prospect in a generation".

Not only are the Nationals ready to unveil Strasburg, 21, considered the best pitching prospect in a generation, but on Monday they also might have added another marquee player when they picked first in the amateur draft for the second year in a row.