Sentence examples for have prospects that from inspiring English sources

If he really did have prospects, that might put things in a different light, though of course 'prospects' was only a way of saying he might someday have some fraction of what Mr. White already had for sure today.

Investors prefer platforms and platform-like propositions that have prospects.

Democrats and Republicans alike agreed today that parachuting former Representative Bob Franks into the race for the Republican nomination for governor has restored Republican prospects that had been badly tarnished under the man he replaces, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco.

One might hold that it is not important that individual persons have equal life prospects, but it is morally valuable that men and women on the whole should have equal life prospects, that heterosexuals and non-heterosexuals should have the same life prospects, that people of different supposed races should have the same life prospects on the whole, and so on.

"And I have one prospect" — that being Eli Broad, her boss since 1989, when she began working on the collection as a curator.

'I don't think I have any career prospects, that is why we are planning to move.

Even if you would never produce such disreputable content, enough other bad actors have that prospects consider it unwise to lower their defenses.

"While they can see that Allergan is an outstanding company with strong prospects, that has to be balanced with the fact that you could get $185 to $200 this year".

This job offered an excellent salary and good career prospects; that should have been what I was looking for.

"If you have a great prospect that will develop over four to five years, we couldn't do that now," said Byron Roth, chairman of the company.

But two teams of scientists have brought that prospect a step closer by deciphering aspects of images people see--even ones that enter the brain unconsciously.