Sentence examples for appealing prospects for from inspiring English sources

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.

"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.

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

"Just reskinning games with our intellectual property is not an appealing prospect for opportunity," assures Kotick.

Thanks to the preconceptions of parents, teachers, employers and girls themselves, technology isn't often an appealing prospect for girls.

But the race could hinge largely on the Democratic nomination, making it an even more appealing prospect for Luján.

Presumably, her celebrity status made her a more appealing prospect for the broadcaster than a scientist or journalist with that degree of distance.

It also makes it a particularly appealing prospect for a company such as Shell that has been extracting oil and gas from the North Sea for decades and has already used up many of the easiest fields.

And if that wasn't enough, temperatures are still in the low- to mid-20s in November, making this an appealing prospect for a dose of warm winter sun.

It's not the most appealing prospect for an evening's entertainment (does anyone care about comedy awards as much as comedians?), but Hill manages to turn it into a daffy and ultimately uplifting hour.

This is an altogether more appealing prospect for a young man who many, his team-mates and captain included, feel may have bitten off a little more than he could chew when he said most members of the European team would love to play Woods this week given the diminished state of his game.