Sentence examples similar to prospecting of new from inspiring English sources
Not surprisingly, New York's seafood industry is less thrilled about the prospect of new reefs.
Investors liked the prospect of new leadership.
He has held out the prospect of new elections soon.
Some attendees confronted the prospect of new laws with foreboding.
The new reforms, by contrast, dangle the prospect of new voters before all three main parties.
They may find reason for optimism in the prospect of new legislation, however.
Mrs. Clinton also raised the prospect of new negotiations to strengthen conventional arms control in Europe.
The authority also faced the prospect of new limits on carbon dioxide emissions at the units.
In September the prospect of new talks appeared sufficiently distant to merit some backsliding on accession.
The prospect of new markets reconciles old Europe to cheaper competition from newcomers.
Few Italian politicians or voters relish the prospect of new elections.
