Sentence examples for about a prospect from inspiring English sources

You never want to get too excited about a prospect because the road is long and things change.

As a final ritual, true draftniks forget everything they ever said, wrote or thought about a prospect as soon as the N.F.L. season begins; reflection and accountability of opinion cause only uncomfortable cognitive dissonance.

An article on Monday about a prospect of a strike by the Canada Auto Workers against all three major American carmakers gave outdated information about the ownership of a factory that would continue running in the event of a strike.

Davis was an early practitioner of background checks, said Gil Brandt, a former Dallas Cowboys personnel executive who met Davis in 1954 and still spoke to him at least once a week, because Davis wanted to know what the high school coach or the school secretary knew about a prospect — anything to give Davis an edge on an opponent.

Considered an afterthought when he announced his candidacy for the United States Congress last November — in a speech in which he called Muammar el-Qaddafi "my hero" and pledged to never salute the American flag — Democratic leaders are now fretfully talking about a prospect they once considered unthinkable: a Congressman Barron.

The Paradox of Draft Analysis states that the more detailed the observations about a prospect's kinesiology, the less likely the writer-speaker is to have ever seen the prospect play football.

But when Phillips asked Dodgers General Manager Kevin Malone about a prospect-centered deal, he said, Malone declined.

There has been isolated speculation about such a prospect but no indication that this could happen.

On hearing the forecasts, Kirkwood asked the audience with uncharacteristic vehemence what they felt about such a prospect.

"Why do you say that?" Onwordi said, clearly very excited about such a prospect.

Eventually, the author gives a prospect about the development of ferroelectric MOFs.