Sentence examples for just prospective from inspiring English sources

There are no big-tipping customers anymore, just prospective restaurateurs and real estate types.

There, $25,000 signing bonuses are common, and some companies fly not just prospective employees, but their spouses, cross-country.

Of course, a business school has to address not just prospective students, but alumni, recruiters, journalists, business contacts, prospective faculty and the world at large.

When the preordained social and education destinies our young people anticipated are denied them, it should be an opportunity to remember what we too often forget: under-21s are not just prospective employees or students, they are entrepreneurs too.

It isn't a strictly accurate comparison, because the figure is for councillors not just prospective parliamentary candidates, but let's go with it for now.

It's not just prospective employers who are over-relying on this infernal sign-off.

So not just tangible present dangers but prospective intangible ones are our targets.

Of course, Mr. Ryan's just the prospective V.P. What does the top of the ticket think?

It's just that prospective retirees tend to think more about warmer climates.

Just getting prospective buyers back into dealerships brought some measure of relief to an industry stuck in its worst sales slump in 25 years.

Nicolas Sarkozy, then just a prospective presidential candidate, promised that "two years from now, no longer will anyone be forced to sleep outside and die from the cold".