Sentence examples for prospect explains from inspiring English sources

Here is how Chuck Collins at the American Prospect explains the situation:The idea that people's futures might be economically determined deeply offends U.S. sensibilities.

The Forest case suggests that any executive could be punished for anything that occurs in a sprawling multinational company—a terrifying prospect, explains Paul Kalb, a lawyer at Sidley Austin who has defended pharmaceutical companies.

You might be surprised when your prospect explains how easy it is to make them comfortable spending a bit more for your product or service.

Blood tests can be analysed in minutes rather than days, immeasurably improving patients' prospects, explains its chief executive, Dr Otto Numan.

This prospect probably explains a lot of the resistance to new economic thinking.

That dark prospect surely explains the reluctance of the Obama administration to try to stop Bashar's killing machine, even as the Syrian rebels beg for our help.

From the issuer's perspective, Loughran and Ritter's (2002) prospect theory explains that issuers bargain hard in a bad state of the world to improve the offer price, whereas they are pushovers in a good state, resulting in an asymmetric relationship between pre-IPO market sentiment and initial returns.

But neither team is stocked with elite prospects, which explains why the Red Sox have spoken with the Chicago Cubs about trading shortstop Nomar Garciaparra for prospects who might satisfy Arizona's demands.

During the first economic downturn to affect food cart culture in the 1990s, developers "had purchased parking lots with hopes of developing them but then were caught holding land without development prospects," Rodgers explains.

That prospect may explain his defensiveness (he does not want to take any risks).

One daunting prospect, she explained from the stage, was to perform anything made famous by "the two Barbaras" (Cook and Streisand).