Sentence examples for matching prospective from inspiring English sources
Their service stops at matching prospective buyers and sellers, or introducing homeowners and renters.
Adoption parties, which were dropped like stones in the 1980s after those who ran them were accused of treating children like inhabitants of Battersea Dogs Home, have been revived after pilot studies showed that, despite their previously bad press, they are an efficient means of matching prospective parents to the children who could be "right" for them.
The idea of matching prospective dates based on shared interests is about as old as dating itself.
Graduating from accelerator Springboard (now Techstars London), Tastebuds launched back in 2011 as a dating site focused on music as a way of matching prospective dates, gaining a reputation for its ability to reach users who wouldn't normally consider doing the online dating thing.
Originally positioned as a dating site that focused on music as a way of matching prospective dates, Tastebuds appeared to have hit onto something, gaining a reputation for its ability to reach users who wouldn't normally consider doing the online dating thing.
Forté, founded in 2001, works to increase women's enrollment in business schools with scholarships, matching prospective students with mentors they can relate to and combating the messages that liberal arts undergrads don't have the right education––economics, accounting or engineering––needed for business school.
VolunteerMatch.org matches prospective volunteers with nonprofits in their communities.
But providence soon provides them with two perfectly matched prospective mates.
The Law School will match prospective scholars with interested faculty members during the application review process.
Connecticut has more than 172 spas, according to Spa Finder Inc., a company that matches prospective clients with spas.
In 2013, Manchester became the first UK university to partner with SGOSS, a national charity whose goal is to match prospective governors to schools.
