Sentence examples for given a prospective from inspiring English sources

To assess the impact on health economics carers of the adult with ID will be given a prospective diary to complete about the person's use of health services.

Your obligation is to give a prospective employer an honest account of your professional and educational history.

He would give a prospective buyer a plausible account of how he had come by an item, but he would shrewdly leave it up to him to decide whether or not it was genuine.

In "Revenge," the narrator has put her house up for sale in the wake of the death of her husband, Robert, and she is giving a prospective buyer a tour of the place.

"We want to give a prospective student-athlete an idea of what the day-to-day is like, especially for recruits who haven't seen the campus," said Merrimack Coach Mark Dennehy, whose team took part in "Merrimack All-Access," which had its debut in early March.

Finally, we give a prospective account of the evolution of the domain towards more challenging questions.

The paper will summarize the activities of the service and will give a prospective for the next few years, based on the experiences of the first IVS General Meeting.

Postponing the question gives a prospective employee an opportunity to explain the circumstances of the crime, to point out how long it has been since it was committed, and to present evidence of rehabilitation.

"We know that there is no case law on the idea of giving a prospective pardon for a civil offense, but these kids took a risk and we ask President Obama to take a risk as well.

This will give a prospective time-line of the pattern of diagnosed sickness absence for the study population.

4 26 Parents were also given a first prospective symptom diary for completion over the following month.