Sentence examples for be prospects for from inspiring English sources
Appleby J, Crawfor R, Emmerson C. How cold will it be?, Prospects for NHS funding: 2011 17 The King's Fund: London, 2009 Available at:http://www.kingsfund.org.uk/publications/how_cold_will_it_be.html.html
These ecosystem-scale predictive relationships suggest that there may be prospects for scaling information on trace gas fluxes up to landscape and regional scales using information on the distribution of ecosystem or soil types from remote sensing or geographic information system data.
Chase salesmen can quickly identify clients who may be prospects for additional services.
Therefore, lectins have been proved to be prospects for potential use in cancer therapy.
This new behavioral assessment may be prospected for the design of sensitive bioassays for nanomaterial toxicity.
And, for the fourth consecutive running of the Summer Olympics, the Star class sailor Mark Reynolds will be prospecting for gold.
Can you restrain yourself from visiting ESPN Sportszone when you should be prospecting for sales?
As long as you're in business you'll be prospecting for clients.
His most recent book (with William Kirby and Kenneth Winston) is "Prospects for the Professions in China" (2011).
These fliers are presumably "known and trusted," and as such are prospects for lighter security measures.
