Sentence examples for prospects of which from inspiring English sources

The discovery of graphene attracted great interest because of the potential prospects of which in both basic and applied research.

Gene expression in eukaryotes is executed by a relatively small number of regulators, the dynamic prospects of which are dramatically increased by post-translational modifications.

Michieletto returns next season for Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci, the prospect of which is alarming.

Negotiations for Turkish membership of the European Union, the prospect of which is an anchor for investor confidence, have soured.

Many of the C.E.O.s genuinely fear going over the fiscal cliff, the prospect of which has already damaged the confidence of consumers and businessmen alike.

There will be no premature "partying" in Austin this weekend, the prospect of which had concerned Mr. Gore's top man in Florida, former Secretary of State Warren Christopher.

Just after November, Noxon was in Memphis promoting "Plus One," the prospect of which — as he scribbled in a sketchbook — felt "stupid" and "inconsequential".

If they would have, then we were shorted a chance for Joe Flacco, the game's M.V.P., to lead an end-of-game touchdown drive, the prospect of which excited everyone without a rooting interest in the game.

Sadly, this particular victory set up a meeting in the semi-final with Germany, the prospect of which led Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan to attempt a spot of satire a mere 24 hours later: ACHTUNG!

"I passionately believe the rapid growth of renewables is vital to our future," he told the Clean Energy Ministerial summit in April 2012, when fracking was a faraway prospect of which we knew little, and Ukip had still to take against wind turbines.

And there's talk of performing some of In Colour live, at least for a TV show – the prospect of which doesn't seem to fill him with delight.