Sentence examples for possible prizes from inspiring English sources

Fans are then encouraged to share their photos via Facebook and Twitter for possible prizes and inclusion on Giants.com and the team's official Facebook Page.

Easy games with possible prizes engage customers, whose eyeballs and information are valuable to marketers.

"There are many more traps than possible prizes out there," says Rudy Baca, an analyst at Washington research company Precursor.

The vNM theorem requires the set \ \bL\) of lotteries be rather extensive: it is closed under "probability mixture", that is, if \(L_i, L_j\in \bL\), then compound lotteries that have \(L_i\) and \(L_j\) as possible prizes are also in \ \bL\).

In the end, hardware startups walked away with two of the three possible prizes, with first place going to air pollution attacking Green City Solutions whose cross-disciplinary team includes expertise in biology, mechanical engineering, architecture and computer sciences.

To solve this problem, Ramsey (1926) and later von Neumann and Morgenstern (hereafter vNM) made the following suggestion: we construct a new option, a lottery, \(L\), that has \(A\) and \(C\) as its possible "prizes", and we figure out what chance the lottery must confer on \(C\) for you to be indifferent between this lottery and a holiday in Bangkok.

And by the time they had fought the second time, they'd exhausted the possible prize of $1.

If I didn't know better, I'd suspect he's simply timing a possible prize-winning in an optimal fashion.

People have been talking about graphene as a possible prize winner for a number of years so for the community in graphene research it hardly comes as a surprise.

There is a type of smile that I only seem to witness during the last few days of the Cannes film festival, when the seances are almost done and talk turns to the possible prize-winners.

Time after time, there is "not a moment to be lost" and Stephen misses the chance to gather, say, bats in Brazil as they give chase to a possible prize.