Sentence examples for long-range prospect from inspiring English sources

Pryor must serve a five-game suspension for N.C.A.A. violations before he can practice with his new team (the moral and legal implications of this policy are well, well beyond the scope of this article), and even the most optimistic scouts consider him a long-range prospect.

But its long-range prospects are suddenly murky.

For the long-range prospects of women's college basketball, the contest was a small disaster.

Aside from the Rams, the team with the brightest long-range prospects might be the Aztecs.

"I don't think I ever had limited ambitions," he said, "but I haven't thought about long-range prospects until recently".

For those not comfortable with ninth-seeded Siena's long-range prospects, the best differential among higher seeds in the Midwest Region belongs to Wake Forest (2.4).

Their role is something quite different: to assume their share of responsibility for the long-range prospects of our world and thus to set an example for the public in whose sight they work.

Such limited optimism as Kubrick has about the long-range prospects of the human race is based in large measure on his hope that the rapid development of space exploration will change our views of ourselves and our world.

The move sent a strong signal that the company wanted investors who were interested in the firm's long-range prospects and would not put its strategy at risk by demanding maximum short-term profitability.

Given Mr. Goldman's track record — which includes the redevelopment of Stone Street in the financial district into a popular restaurant row — few people would bet against Wynwood's long-range prospects.

The long-range prospects for these patients was further enhanced by the development of kidney transplants, first successfully performed in 1954 on identical twins; transplants from cadavers, which were more generally applicable, also began in the 1950s.