Sentence examples for competing prospects from inspiring English sources
How did his heart rate and breathing compare with competing prospects' at each millisecond?
With every curator clamoring to do a show, paring back and selecting wisely among the competing prospects will be one of the early tests of Mr. Campbell's diplomacy and mettle.
Historically, he has signaled to competing prospects that each one is his choice, and then picks one even as he tells both that they are still in the running.
"We're looking to compete against similar institutions, like-minded universities," Athletic Director Brad Bates said, referring to other academically respected private universities with competitive football teams — the colleges against which the Eagles are often competing for prospects.
One of the teams competing was Colorado Prospects Academy which focuses on helping Urban and Native American youths in the Denver Metro region.
There is a fair amount of industry left in Russia that has prospects of competing on global markets, if given a chance (see article).
Knowing that, I was still taken aback by how discouraging one adoption agency was about our prospects for "competing" against other couples.
He is competing with young forward prospects such as Nathan Walker, Chandler Stephenson and Travis Boyd, and they've all waited for this opportunity within the organization.
Keeping your girl children out of school, and sending the boys to religious schools that eschew math and science in favour of memorising religious texts, dramatically disimproves the prospects of competing economically in the modern world.
But even in the solar industry, many worry that Western companies may have fragile prospects when competing with Chinese companies that have cheap loans, electricity and labor, paying recent college graduates in engineering $7,000 a year.
If that decline continues – and the Smith Institute sets out many reasons for thinking that it may – Labour's prospects of competing as a party of government will steadily diminish too.
