Sentence examples for from its prospect from inspiring English sources

Apollo said that the bulk of the stolen data was from its prospect database.

But what happened on Thursday in the Olympic Indoor Hall hardly dulled the shine from China's overall performance here or from its prospects, as its government continues to pour money into elite sports and its 1.2 billion inhabitants inch their way toward affluence and leisure time.

But if the company expects lots of expansion business from its prospects, early discounts will unnecessarily lower the future price that customer is willing to pay, and limit the size of the resultant cash flows by a substantial amount.

This group's entry in the annual round of presentations of Handel's "Messiah" in New York in December was far from encouraging for its prospects here, in a performance of Bach's Mass in B minor, with Martin Josman conducting.

This group's entry in the annual round of presentations of Handel's "Messiah" in New York last month was far from encouraging for its prospects here, in a concert performance of Mozart's "Idomeneo".

A bullock, surprised by joy, or its prospect, has started from his grassy drowse.

He is far from sanguine about its prospects.

Oxygen has struggled to emerge from clouds of doubts about its prospects since it began operations with enormous fanfare last February.

I realise that if Labour no longer has a substantial number of MPs from Scottish constituencies then its prospects at the general election will be diminished.

Mr. Corzine and Richard J. Codey, an Essex County Democrat who is the Senate president, promised to renew their push for the measure this year, but key Democrats continued defecting from the proposal, leaving its prospects for passage murky.

Discussions about the party on leftist websites that have been supportive of Bo ranged from expressing scepticism about its prospects to questioning whether Wang had the right to appoint Bo as chair of the party without his permission.