Sentence examples for which is mining from inspiring English sources

The big winner is expected to be the Democratic Left, at least in the lower house, followed by what most pollsters say will be the unexpected success of the comedian Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement, which is mining the deep disaffection that Italians have for their political class.

Let's look at the other side of data, which is mining it for things like sales trends.

That's essentially the offering of Cool Cousin, an app and web site which is mining one of the last bastions of social media not entirely figured out by Facebook: the social recommendation of places.

Production costs ran less than $100,000 apiece for each title, which retails for $20. "Old music doesn't go away, old movies don't go away–and old videogames don't go away, either," says Michael Ribero, executive vice president at Midway Games, which is mining its catalog of old Atari game titles for new releases.

In Aliens the real bad guys of the movie are the bosses of a greedy firm on Earth, referred to as the Company, which is mining minerals in space and wants to preserve the aliens no matter what in order to exploit their genetic potential.

South Africa's industries, the largest of which is mining, are some of the most affected by long-term power issues.

Yunnan is also a large producer of copper, which is mined chiefly in the Huize region.

Niger is one of the world's leading producers of uranium, which is mined at Arlit, Akouta, and Tassa.

"Our gardens are on sand, so we add greensand," he said, which is mined along the East Coast and is high in potassium.

The most important mineral resource is the black coal of the Sydney Basin, which is mined at Wollongong, at Lithgow, and in the Hunter valley.

The major industrial resource in Brandenburg is lignite, which is mined in the Lusatia field, located in the southeastern part of the state and in neighbouring Saxony.