Sentence examples for lifetime prospects from inspiring English sources

A person's lifetime prospects will be threatened more by single parenting than by outsourcing.

It impedes health, economic growth, the rule of law, women's empowerment and lifetime prospects for youth.

Inequality has grown markedly, with not only the incomes but the lifestyles and lifetime prospects of the top and bottom bifurcating.

When you start dismantling the public schools and driving teachers from the classrooms, you damage — and in many instances cripple — the lifetime prospects of untold numbers of pupils.

Empirically, some support for the implied age-based rationing that underpins the fair innings argument has been found: respondents are willing to sacrifice overall health gains to favor the younger whose future or lifetime prospects are poor [ 63].

He told the team's owner, Jim Irsay, that there was no question Robert Griffin III was a can't-miss player, perhaps a once-in-a-lifetime prospect, and that either he or Andrew Luck would "lead you to the promised land".

Strasburg, a star at San Diego State, has been talked about as a once-in-a-lifetime prospect who could compete immediately at the major league level, but his agent, Scott Boras, has held firm in contract demands.

I wanted to write a profile for its sports website after seeing some comments online from the legendary Dennis Lillee about a young fast bowler he was calling a "once-in-a-lifetime prospect".

Even the once-in-a-lifetime prospect of watching Josie Long introduce speeches from some NUS leaders couldn't convince a lot of the protesters not to go to the pub.

And there is strong evidence that lengthy periods out of work lead to lower lifetime employment prospects.

Mr. Peck's second key point is that deep downturns don't just — though no human life is a "just" — blight individual lives or even the lifetime job prospects of a single generation.