Sentence examples for particular prospect from inspiring English sources

Unless Memphis had plans for that particular prospect to outlast a fairly effective coach, his value in a Grizzlies uniform was thereby made negligible.

All of which leaves Mr. Hicks in the limbo of Guantánamo, with no rights of due process, charged with nothing, yet with no particular prospect of release.

For example, employees can monitor the Twitter conversation about a particular prospect or competitor from within Chatter.

The geothermal potential of a particular prospect should be assessed using modelled porosity and permeability values combined with thicknesses derived from seismic interpretations.

This permeability value along with estimated net sand thickness are considered the key factors, when assessing the geothermal potential of a particular prospect.

Intermittent comments made by Pitar concerning a particular prospect or artifact that has not been invented or developed yet add to the humor of the grotesque scenario.

A year ago at this time, Joel C. Rosenberg was a conservative Republican political operative with a deep evangelical faith, three small children, no connections in the Bush White House or the Congressional leadership and no particular prospects for a steady job.

The emergence of socioeconomic differences in health status across the life course may be understood as an outcome of the interplay between the developing human, who has particular prospects and vulnerabilities at each point in the life course, and the latent, pathway, and cumulative influences found in their daily living conditions in society.

Even so, Waugh won a scholarship to Hertford College, Oxford, in 1921, from which he went down in 1924 without a degree or any particular prospects, and owing 200 pounds.

We show that phenomena like these can be explained as responses of reproductive timing to information that predicts, not an individual's own particular prospects, but rather changes in overall population size.

In particular, the prospect of another period of rigid pay restraint means that real-terms pay cuts will continue.