Departing the Googa bubble and returning to everyday Prospect Park felt like stepping inside the subway after leaving a Broadway show: gone the comforting insularity of class.
"Drew is not just your everyday good baseball prospect".
The slowing economy and the increase in prices of everyday goods make the prospect of going on strike unappealing to many workers.
By the time Rutan reached his fiftieth birthday, in 1993, the prospects for everyday manned space flight and a station on the moon — not to mention a manned voyage to Mars — were no closer than they had been twenty years before.
A British firm called Brainjuicer has been using collective intelligence to research the prospects of everyday consumer products, and its findings suggest that such techniques can forecast more accurately and subtly than traditional consumer research methods, which have a reputation for producing mediocre results.
That is very important to the prospects of everyday Americans -- and it is critically important politically.
We think that the U.S. is the fairest nation on Earth, offering the best prospects for everyday people.
McConnell, and his House counterpart, John Boehner, don't lose a wink of sleep over concerns that their intransigence harms the economic prospects of everyday Americans.
The EU EBM Training the Trainers project will lead the way in bringing about teaching EBM closer to everyday clinical practice with the prospect of improving patient care.
This local articulation permits ongoing analysis of how place/landscape type-specific conditions structure everyday greenhouse gas emissions and the prospects for reducing them.
Policies that improve job prospects, lower costs for everyday things like gas and groceries, and help bend the cost curve for healthcare and higher education.
