By Hosmer's sophomore year, he grew eight inches in size, becoming a powerful prep prospect.
For many progressives as well as NeverTrump conservatives and centrists, the notion that Russian interference won Trump the 2016 election is a powerful, tantalizing prospect to cling to in a dark and strange time.
These short-term apprenticeships accelerate welding training, equip trainees with marketable credentials, and position their "graduates" on a career ladder for powerful job prospects, where they can gain more skills and greater income.
But Freedman also knows that "seasonal" does not necessarily mean "local" in a city like New York, and that, for its powerful clientele, the prospect of being seen by similarly powerful people, all of them negotiating lucrative, glamorous deals in hushed tones, was perhaps the truly satisfying part of lunching back-to-the-wall at one of the Grill Room's coveted banquettes.
In light of these observations, the combination of metabolomics, fluxomics, and synthetic biology is a powerful tool for prospecting novel metabolic routes, as well as producing chemicals derived from biomass.
Perhaps Mr Putin upset so many rich and powerful people that the prospect of losing control over the transition of power may simply have been too dangerous for his inner circle, and for himself.
The words are powerful because only the prospect of battle allows for this informal naming of King Henry.
Reconciliation is a powerful hope, an uplifting prospect, a deeply desired new relationship that Trudeau has compellingly invoked.
But then a local news outlet burst my cozy envelope of oblivion with a powerful spot about the prospect of $8 gallons of milk.
"I think these are the issues that people are going to focus on and that will be much more powerful than an uncertain prospect," said Michael Moore, Britain's minister for Scottish affairs.
