Sentence examples for like the prospects from inspiring English sources

Favorable/Unfavorable Running Back Matchups Favorable Michael Turner (ATL) vs. IND -- Turner owners have to like the prospects of his fresh, bye-week rested legs going up against the league's second-worst run defense.

Investors like the prospects, and sent Oracle shares up almost 6 percent on Tuesday.

The young man from Moss Side has nothing like the prospects of the boy from Belgravia, no matter how talented he may be.

By 1861 Benjamin had sent at least 100 letters to his main financier, a New York banker named Peter Hargous, with honest confessions like "The prospects are gloomy" and "Treachery was at work against us".

We like the prospects for the company, and believe the valuation is starting to get attractive, but we would like to see the shares consolidate a bit and build a good area of support.

On the one hand, men should like the prospect of sharing income with a high-earning woman.

By the time the K.D.H.E. raised the offers for the holdouts yet again, Della had accepted — even come to like — the prospect of a future in Treece.

"I quite like the prospect of that and if it comes off then it will be great for us and the supporters.

Some worry that passengers will not like the prospect of hurtling through a steel tube, in a cramped capsule, at almost the speed of sound.

Certainly, hotels seem to like the prospect of making better use of their empty rooms.

"It's growing too fast, but I like the prospect of bringing more employment into the town".