Sentence examples for makes prospective from inspiring English sources

She says she makes prospective clients have their house appraised before she will list it.

Whether a big loss makes prospective students less likely to attend is a different question.

Professor Brennan says there is one promise she makes prospective students: "This is one program which will not get you a job".

According to David Wind, the chief executive of the Guaranteed Home Mortgage Company in White Plains, the new state program makes prospective borrowers marginally more attractive to lenders, because it effectively lowers their mortgage payments.

Eleven Inc., an upstart advertising agency that not only survived the Internet meltdown but went on to thrive in an industry that has been battered for years by weak corporate spending, has a big display chart that almost always makes prospective clients sit up.

He added that the odor made prospective renters start questioning if the building was well-run.

But the tenuous state of the industry has made prospective investors, so far, hesitant to back the merger.

Universities that find a way to make prospective students feel they will fit in will go far in recruiting them.

Yet waiting until that late in the purchase process to disclose shipping costs can make prospective buyers wary.

Ms. Mayer's vague plans for reversing Yahoo's decline, along with the lack of disclosure about the company's finances, have made prospective bidders nervous.

Edison and his copywriters courted the urban middle class with advertising that made prospective customers feel as entitled to enjoy the pleasures of recorded music as anyone.