Austin Jackson, the former Yankee prospect, drove in two runs and scored two more as the Tigers jumped on Oakland mistakes for their highest-scoring game of the series.
The lack of financial prospects drove away many people who became gardeners in the 1970's, during the first flush of the environmental movement.
Worries about job prospects drove consumer confidence lower for a third consecutive month, according to the latest reading by the Conference Board.
In the past year or so, data have come in regarding how my own generation, often called Generation Y, or the millennials, has adapted to our once-in-a-lifetime financial crisis — the one that battered career prospects, drove hundreds of thousands into the shelter of schools or parents' basements and left hundreds of thousands of others in continual underemployment.
All businesses face uncertainties of one kind or another, but Almost Family offers compelling demand prospects driven by demographic trends–an aging population that requires more and more of these services as well as a powerful growth rate, high return on capital, stable finances and reasonable valuation ratios.
That prospect rapidly drove down the euro's exchange rate, enhancing the international competitiveness of European goods.
That year, it was announced that triathlon would make its debut at the Sydney Olympics - a prospect that drove me even harder to better my performance.
On top of that, concern that the loose monetary policy at Federal Reserve might set off inflation — a prospect that drove investors to gold — have so far proved to be unfounded.
PADRES 5 RED SOX 4 The former Boston prospect Anthony Rizzo drove in the go-ahead run in the seventh inning and visiting San Diego snapped a season-long six-game losing streak.
And it was largely this prospect that drove leaders last week to agree to adopt strict fiscal rules that they hope will wrap the 17 European Union nations that use the euro into an even tighter embrace.
