Sentence examples for drive prospects from inspiring English sources
It allows you to position yourself and drive prospects from your LinkedIn account to your Web site to your desk".
A corn maze depicting geeky pencil necked baseball executives evaluating data. 1) Baseball's ridiculously bizarre system of 1 September roster expansion is back, once again allowing teams to test drive prospects and bring along reinforcements during the most important time of the season.
The ultimate goal is to drive prospects to Pulte's developments.
"Nothing is moving in the right direction," said Neal Shapiro, president and chief executive of WNET.org, the stations' parent company, referring to lower donations during the December pledge drive, reduced prospects for corporate underwriting and a 25percentt drop since June in the value of WNET.org's endowment, to $84.5 million from $112 million.
And this summer's rainy days haven't driven down prospects one bit.
It started with arguments over fish but has become a negotiation largely driven by prospects for oil and gas in the Barents Sea and beyond.
If they would have, then we were shorted a chance for Joe Flacco, the game's M.V.P., to lead an end-of-game touchdown drive, the prospect of which excited everyone without a rooting interest in the game.
A top operative in the party told the Huffington Post that the decision was "last minute" and "personal," seemingly not driven by prospects of defeat.
Despite the negative associations with oil among many ranchers and farmers, demand for kerosene and other petroleum derivatives drove oil prospecting in Texas after the American Civil War at known oil-producing springs and accidental finds while drilling for water.
St Mirren substitute McGinn stung Twardzik's palms with a rasping 16-yard drive, but any prospects of a fightback were ended with Anier's finish from an Iain Vigurs cross.
"Our ability to provide quality education and build a more competitive regional workforce will drive our economic prospects in the 21st century," Ostick said in his remarks.
