Giolito, another pitcher the Nationals drafted after Tommy John surgery, is an example of a prospect not quite panning out as projected.
In the absence of conclusive stats on whether Javid is a representative example of the prospects typically available to the progeny of bus drivers, let's just say that the fact he stands out so much is more an indication of how unusual a lack of privilege is in his party than an indication of the fantastic opportunities he's giving to the working class of Rochdale.
It provides invaluable conservation tools and a vivid example of hopeful prospects for future genome assessment of so many new species.
Mr Cameron took the comments out of context to use as an example of why the prospect of Mr Corbyn as Prime Minister was a threat to Britain's national security.
Nineteen-year-old Jack Baird was at the heart of the defence in what was only his fourth senior appearance and Thomas Reilly in midfield was another example of an emerging prospect starting for the Paisley side.
At the same time, her openness about her sometimes harrowing experiences offers a living example of hope, the prospect she presents of recovery from suicidal depression and disabling mental illness, aided by medication adjustments, that is drawn from her own life.
He is particularly exercised about the miniaturisation of war – for example, the prospect of privately owned drones, which have the potential to act as a new type of IED, able to be used in the air or on the ground.
For example, the prospect of stemming the flow of immigration by EU nationals, a centerpiece of the Leave platform, looks more like chimera every day.
Hildebrand presented Wright's textile-block houses as ideal examples of this prospect-refuge pattern, which he called the "Wright Space".
Examples of these prospects includes the integration of fixtures with sensing technology (incentivise by the growth of industry 4.0) and the construction of truly new multi-part fixturing systems, rather than just the expansion of single component fixtures.
