Sentence examples for lucrative prospect from inspiring English sources

Standardization also means the successful bidder has the lucrative prospect of a run of similar projects.

The potential size of the audience, as well as the attuned demographic, makes marketing on sex sites a lucrative prospect.

If so, it will certainly be a lucrative prospect for Twitter, which filed on Thursday for its initial public offering on Wall Street.

Beijing will host the 2022 Winter Olympics but Oslo and Stockholm as well as Poland's Krakow and Lviv in Ukraine pulled out mid-race, scared off by the high cost or a lack of local support, dealing a considerable blow to the IOC's prime product as a financially lucrative prospect.

It's a lucrative prospect, and one he sees as addressing a fundamental challenge for humanity: the evolution of transportation.

I think that there are definitely lucrative prospects involved in Hollywood-Bollywood collaborations.

Pfizer has identified the drug, known as tofacitinib, as one of the most promising and lucrative prospects in its drug pipeline.

HOUSTON — Cuba's hopes of reviving its economy with an oil boom have produced little more than three dry holes, persuading foreign oil companies to remove the one deepwater rig able to work in Cuban waters so it could be used for more lucrative prospects elsewhere.

Of course, commercial cinema hasn't evaporated, and is still a lucrative, enticing prospect.

Instead of pursuing lucrative job prospects, Booker worked as a lawyer for Newark tenants; he was paid by a Skadden fellowship in 1997.

When his path crossed Officer Roach's, Thomas was a dyslexic nineteen-year-old with a high-school general-equivalency diploma, an off-and-on minimum-wage job as a laborer, and nothing in the way of more lucrative employment prospects.