'pros is' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
Instead, you would use the phrase 'the pros are.' For example, "The pros of this plan are that it will save money and time."
We have here shown that PROS is coexpressed with DAP in new born prospective neurons and, moreover, we have found that pros is sufficient and it is required for the expression of dap in these larval brain neuronal precursors.
"That's really what the pros is about," she said.
But one area where college football is better than the pros is on two-point conversions.
Whether or not Sam will excel in the pros is, of course, another question entirely.
Hamilton, like many other pros, is a perfectionist, never satisfied with accomplishments, always looking to improve.
Until his every avenue to the pros is exhausted, Archambault remains the keeper of that faith.
He's going to find that the passing game in the pros is seriously different because of the hash marks.
Another significant difference between colleges and the pros is that coaching acumen is far more important in the N.F.L., where talent is more or less even.
The urge to meld identities with the pros is tied to a desire to get something out of a cookbook besides another recipe.
Phew, you're thinking, no more ads made by lonely pubescent punters in their bedrooms – the stuff made by the pros is bad enough.
"In the pros, the difference between winning and losing in the pros is so minuscule because they all have pretty decent athletes," Holtz said.
