People who seek graduate degrees from for-profit schools tend to be older, poorer, and lacking in job prospects.
Does it make sense for Israel to want a neighbor that is poor, lacking in future prospects, and ripe for exploitation by extremists?
While that is technically correct, some class-action lawyers said judges had been under increasing pressure not to certify suits lacking in some prospect for success.
But that didn't motivate Dipoto to make a last-minute run at Price or Philadelphia ace Cole Hamels, both thought to be out of reach for an Angels system lacking in high-end prospects.
What he sees before him surely matches the prospectus he offered the newly renovated hotel: a neighborhood restaurant for a neighborhood sorely lacking in neighborhood restaurants, with the prospect of hotel guests as insurance against those periods when the neighborhood is in Palm Beach or Paris, Nantucket or Gstaad.
Droixhe is an area largely home to immigrants, chronically lacking in investment, high in crime and low in prospects – apart from when it comes to football.
Characterizing the probability distribution of streamflows in catchments lacking in discharge measurements represents an attractive prospect with consequences for practical and scientific applications, in particular water resources management.
Prospects: Defending champions are an ageing bunch and lacking in form but their big names look refreshed after a break.
But whatever New York magazine lacks in profit and prospects, it makes up for in the social cachet it can bestow on the owner in the media and cultural capital of the United States.
As she knew well, entrepreneurs sorely lacked such prospects in Greece, a nation paralyzed by financial crisis, rampant unemployment, and political turmoil.
