Sentence examples for enough prospects from inspiring English sources

Even increasing the daily pay rate to $90 wasn't enticing enough prospects.

Partly, Ms Shirahase says, that is because they cannot find young men with good enough prospects to start a family.This creates what some disparagingly call "a winners and losers society".

In addition to selling state companies, the Treuhand is charged with restructuring industry, deciding which companies can be survive immediately as private entities, which have enough prospects to warrant investment and which should simply be closed.

Nowadays every project has to be greenlit by successive committees of distribution, marketing, TV and DVD executives, all needing to be convinced that what's proposed will have hefty enough prospects to legitimise their herculean efforts.

If the pipeline does not contain enough prospects, or if the prospects won't be able to purchase anything this year, you still have time to develop new sales strategies and find new prospects.

Only when we can easily identify enough prospects who have demonstrated their excitement in our work and who can collectively (and easily) contribute at least 75percentt of our campaign goal, are we in position to mount the campaign.

Spain represented an ominous enough prospect for the Scots without the world champions being afforded an early goal.

In the late eighties, being positive was a scary enough prospect; my friends and I didn't discuss what their diagnoses meant for their futures.

Fayyad's resignation may indeed be important, symbolically and practically, for the potential success of the reconciliation talks (a tricky enough prospect in any case).

Investigators entertained the possibility that both might have been caused by pilot error or mechanical failure a horrifying enough prospect, given that the types of Tupolev involved are the mainstay of Russia's domestic (and some of its international) fleet.

The training alone for Sunday's Boat Races is a challenging enough prospect but juggling the gruelling schedule with academic requirements at two of the world's leading universities can be daunting.