Sentence examples for appealing prospects from inspiring English sources

Appealing prospects in any industry, to be sure, but especially so when they have the potential for fame and fortune tied to them.

Having studied some of those profiles, I'd say there are far less appealing prospects out there.

Given the less appealing prospects for patented drugs, spending on research and development by pharma firms will suffer, with growth of only 1% in 2012, according to EvaluatePharma, a research firm.

Yet in the case of Japan, the economy seemed to have such appealing prospects, while the shares of prospering companies seemed so undervalued still, that he cast his doubts aside.Since then, little has gone right for Japan's stockmarket.

There are appealing prospects in their late 40's, but they are virtually unknown nationally: Gov. Tom Vilsack of Iowa, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and Senator Russell Feingold of Wisconsin.

"The fact that Londoners struggle to afford the bare essentials is worrying and may well affect the number of professionals that choose to work in the city; other cities are starting to appear as much more appealing prospects for UK workers," Biggins said.

I surveyed the boisterous spotlighted floor of the Continental Airlines Arena in East Rutherford, N.J., musing over that strangely appealing prospect.

Francis toes the company line in refusing to be drawn into speculating whether the BBC's cost-cutting might make the Six Nations rugby or Formula One an appealing prospect.

Not such an appealing prospect.

Neither would have been an appealing prospect.

But for others, an independent Britain is an appealing prospect.