Sentence examples for having prospects from inspiring English sources

The Yankees are used to having prospects obstructed by a franchise icon.

In other words, the Giants' ability to retain Lincecum — and, eventually, the left-hander Madison Bumgarner — depends largely on having prospects turn into low-cost, high-impact players.

In the New York Times last week, Judy Battista reported, "To make the sometimes-stultifying combine the next must-see event on the football calendar for more people the N.F.L. is contemplating making several significant changes in the next few years … including having prospects race against one another in the 40-yard dash and compete side by side to bench-press 225 pounds the most often".

"But anyone who had prospects is leaving".

"They do have prospects, and they have fairly good prospects," Lambe said.

Before that, I didn't really have prospects, just manuscripts no one was that interested in.

"We're upset because we don't have prospects for the future.

Too many young Britons suffer from poor education and have prospects to match.

Practical question: why not have prospects run perpendicular to the wind?

Both were committed drinkers, neither had prospects, neither could so much as boil an egg.

It also has prospects similar to those seen for IMO.