Sentence examples for prospective arrival from inspiring English sources
The phrase "prospective arrival" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to an expected or anticipated arrival, often in contexts such as travel, logistics, or events. Example: "We are preparing for the prospective arrival of our guests next week."
The dire warnings of Irma's strength, it seems, have succeeded in persuading Floridians to prepare for disaster well in advance of its prospective arrival, which in turn has succeeded in keeping everyone as tranquil as can be expected.
In Japan, the light over your prospective elevator lights up ("arrival immediate prediction lantern," in the vulgate of vertical transportation), even if the elevator isn't there yet, to account for what the Japanese call "psychological waiting time".
They served as announcements of VIP arrivals to prospective hosts as well as tangible evidence of social and business meetings.
Solnik said Hupp arranged for a viewing on a Friday afternoon and conveyed only minutes before Pruitt's arrival that her boss was the prospective tenant.
Every seat was filled with a hopeful parent or a prospective student or a patient sibling, and late arrivals were standing in the aisles or cramming themselves into the back of the room.
At midsummer in the nesting colonies, there is a considerable arrival of immature birds familiarizing themselves with prospective breeding territories.
The purpose of the present prospective six-month follow-up study of two successive arrivals was to examine associations between MSDs and various intrinsic risk factors with special attention to the physical fitness of the conscripts.
According to federal and state officials, the city is home to about 90 slaughterhouses, and this is not the first time the arrival of such a business has alarmed its prospective neighbors.
This is the first prospective clinical study to evaluate the prognostic value of plasma DNA concentration on arrival at the emergency room in patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrests.
At midnight in a hotel room upstairs, a Kentucky band called Butcher Holler was meeting with a smooth-talking prospective manager who was filling their heads with success stories of new arrivals in town.
Upon their arrival, the pair discovered an ulterior motive behind their recruitment: the scarcity of prospective brides on the frontier.
