Proper noun
Prothero (plural Protheros)
A surname.
According to an investigation by Mitchell Prothero of the McClatchy news organisation, citing many Syrian sources in Turkey, the Turkish motive was to destroy the US-run movement, which was intended to number 15,000 fighters targeting Isis. Source: Internet
Private Letters of Edward Gibbon, II (1896) Prothero, P. (ed.). p. 251 cited in The Decline and Fall of the British Empire: 1781–1998 (2007) Brendon, Piers. Source: Internet
And where conflicts of interest hinder larger companies, Prothero says the company eliminates that risk with its channel exclusivity. Source: Internet
Loxton and Prothero argue that the sauropod image of Mokele Mbembe reflects a confirmation bias which seeks to force ambiguous eyewitness accounts to support wishful thinking. Source: Internet
Mitch Prothero is a World reporter based in Brussels. Source: Internet