Sentence examples for bad prospective from inspiring English sources
Walters said it's hard to hire needed staff because the cost of living is so high, and traffic is so bad, prospective employees are discouraged from making long commutes to and from more affordable areas.
As with other medical diseases but unlike most bad habits, prospective studies demonstrate that willpower per se is of little predictive significance.
Not having one gives a bad impression to prospective clients.
Not having one gives a bad impression to prospective clients, he says.
Since there are two sides to each transaction, what is good news for sellers can be bad news for prospective buyers.
WHO BUYS IN BAD TOLZ Most prospective buyers are German, Mr. Breitschafter said, explaining that "our customers mostly come from the Munich area, and from other big cities like Düsseldorf and Berlin".
The bad news for prospective REIT shareholders is that the sector's shares have already been bid up.
The market has already digested a slew of bad news and prospective bad news: tort lawyers looting Wall Street; more major companies going under a cloud, or just plain going under; out-of-control congressional spending; states raising taxes; Congress not cutting taxes, as it should.
From a goat-behavior expert named Alan McElligott, Thwaites learned that goats are relatively relaxed and resilient creatures who are slaves to hierarchy — good and bad news for his prospective life as a goat.
The seeming problem was bad chemistry between the prospective cochairmen, American Home's chief executive, John Stafford, and Monsanto's Robert Shapiro.
The more debt you rack up -- intentionally or unintentionally -- the longer it will take to undo it, and you will be perceived as a bad risk if a prospective employer decides to "ask around".
