Sentence examples for prospect views from inspiring English sources

Users will also get real-time notifications when a prospect views their deal room, special reports to tell them who's viewed their personal or company profile, and the ability to customize their personal profile to include special fields and videos.

The lease on the base ends in 2014, the same year President Obama has vowed to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, a prospect viewed with foreboding by some here.

Officials from the two sides have been locked in negotiations aimed at reaching a deal on Greece's debt repayments that would stave off the prospect of its exit from the eurozone - a prospect viewed with fear by the markets.

Photographs of writer's retreats fall into three broad categories: exteriors, interiors and prospects (views from within), and each has a distinct significance.

A statement by Alan Clark, its chief executive  – "We have a strong business with exceptional long-term prospects" – was viewed by analysts as more the language used by a company defending an unwanted takeover bid than that of a trading update.

Tenants moved their cars from the garage last month and neighbors have voiced concerns over the prospects of losing views, the community board said.

Thus room was created for a renewed interest in the prospects of platonistic views about the nature of mathematics.

In the present study we evaluated TCM graduates' perspectives on their career prospects and their views regarding PGT.

Prospects: This category included respondents' views on the prospects for a bi-lateral trade relationship on medical tourism between the UK and India.

Momentum from three months of mounting job gains has emboldened consumers' views on prospects for the U.S. economy, according to a survey published on Tuesday.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni also views the prospects for a civil war in South Sudan as unsettling.