Sentence examples for chief prospect from inspiring English sources

Instead, Hynix said Micron remained the chief prospect even though Micron had offered considerably less than the $5 billion price set by Hynix creditors.

Of course common sense also says why part with the family jewels when your chief prospect is Luis Severino, a 21-year-old Dominican Republic born phenom who posted a 1.91 ERA along with a sub 1.000 WHIP in 11 starts for the Yanks' Triple-A club in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

But faced with tough opposition from Washington and public criticism from a string of former Israeli security chiefs, the prospect of an imminent unilateral Israeli strike receded in recent months.

Salman stands to be succeeded in turn by Prince Muqrin, 69, the deputy crown prince, an RAF-trained fighter pilot and former intelligence chief whose prospects are often questioned because he was born to a Yemeni rather than a Saudi mother of "approved" tribal lineage.

The Ulster chief described the prospect of welcoming the defending European champions to Kingspan Stadium next season as a "mouth-watering" prospect.

There was a "fair prospect," Chief Justice Roberts went on, that the Supreme Court will ultimately reverse the Maryland decision.

To a chief executive, the prospect of a fat options grant gives him an added incentive to put profits ahead of social responsibility.

He thought that, with his skills, he would probably be rehired by whatever contractor took over city maintenance — yet, because he was one of his family's chief providers, the prospect of getting fired alarmed him.

He thought that, with his skills, he would probably be rehired by whatever contractor took over city maintenance yet, because he was one of his family's chief providers, the prospect of getting fired alarmed him.

Aubrey Adams, chief executive, said prospects for 2006 were "looking good".

Mike Hill is chief executive at Prospects and the Higher Education Careers Services Unit.