Sentence examples for information about the prospect from inspiring English sources

American intelligence officials said that in recent days they had developed what they considered to be "specific and credible" information about the prospect of Al Qaeda or related terrorist groups trying to seize an international airliner.

This report lists every "warm" sales opportunity his group is working on, with information about the prospect, the last action taken and the next action scheduled.

The idea here would be that if you have a sales lead, you could use Refresh.io to get more detailed information about the prospect on the spot, and that can help you sell to that person better.

Once that you identify that a company is a good fit, find more information about the prospect before contacting them.

People involved in the case said that the new charges center largely on what the government thinks was false information about the prospects and capabilities of the broadband unit.

Have you talked to your front line sales team to get detailed information about the prospects they communicate with on a weekly basis?

Choices for disclosure on the prospects of complete recovery (CR) and expected length of survival (LS) were: 1. "I would not want to be given any information about the prospects of CR and LS [non-disclosure]", 2".

The team built a content management system that allows users to browse jobs and career paths, but accessing richer information about those prospects in the form of "a day in the life of a…".

It argues that it would be a good thing if insurance companies had more information about the health prospects of clients so "policies could be tailored to different types and priced accordingly".

Anthony Finn, chief executive of GTC for Scotland, said: "The response rate to this survey is relatively low but it is still a valid sample and provides us with useful information about the employment prospects of our probationer teachers, who are some of the best qualified and most talented anywhere in the world".

It was also important to parents for information about the bleak prospects facing the child to be balanced with expressions of hope for a better outcome [ 55, 56].