Sentence examples for lesser prospects from inspiring English sources

Some employers still steer women into lower-paid positions with lesser prospects.

It is his unexamined assumption that disabled people are inherently "worse off," that we "suffer," that we have lesser "prospects of a happy life".

They could offer lesser prospects, but Detroit wants Henson, who is also a quarterback at the University of Michigan and would be a fan favorite.

That way the prodigies like Bryant, Garnett and McGrady can safely pursue their careers while the lesser prospects can withdraw from the draft and pursue an education.

But the Yankees could try to include lesser prospects in the trade, they could hope Gonzalez comes to the Bronx and falls in love with the team, or they could decide that adding the two-time American League most valuable player to their needy offense is worth the current price, even if it is only for the rest of the season.

One might modify FEO so that if two people have the same native talent, but one ends up with lesser prospects of success in competitions for positions of advantage because her ambition has been reduced by prejudicial or discriminatory socialization, then FEO is violated (on this issue, see Okin 1991).

Berry, who was considered the lesser prospect, had a solid career as a defensive lineman with the Mountaineers.

A lesser prospect than Prior, Mauer has gone on to win three batting titles and a Most Valuable Player award.

Lesser Phillies prospects would also go to the Blue Jays, who would give the Phillies cash to offset some of Halladay's salary.

Beane goes after not just the lesser young prospects but also a bunch of butt-heavy seeming nonentities and washed-up sluggers who nevertheless get on base and generally embody the sabermetric virtues.

If some people enjoy lesser life prospects due to lesser intelligence or an unsightly appearance, why not intervene directly through genetic or surgical technologies so as to even things out?