Sentence examples for prospective cities from inspiring English sources

We set up a development center in India and I had to be there for three weeks to tour all of the prospective cities.

The additional retail locations will join the company's now year-old brick-and-mortar storefront located in Soho, New York, and will be chosen following a summer "road trip" involving pop-up shops aimed at evaluating consumer demand and sales potential in the prospective cities.

This is the type of information that prospective City investors need before they decide whether to buy shares.

The department also does preëmptive corruption investigation, conducting background checks on prospective city workers above a certain level, and into companies awarded large city contracts.

State Comptroller Regan said that at least 150 million dollars' worth of the Mayor's revenue estimates were "doubtful" and some 300 million dollars' worth of his estimates of prospective city expenses were too low.

M.L.S. has established an executive committee to investigate prospective expansion cities, which is led by Philip Anschutz, an old friend of Gillett.

Tim Curry, a United States Tennis Association spokesman, said the timing of Federer's announcement was helpful because Friday is the deadline for prospective host cities to send letters of intent.

Bid committees on both coasts are tiptoeing around strict new rules of proper contact between prospective Olympic cities and the people who decide where the Olympics will be held.

Meanwhile, the blazered mandarins of the IOC are battling to reverse a growing tide of public opinion in prospective host cities around the world that the Games are simply not worth the expense and the hassle.

The national championship game is held at a predetermined site that is chosen from bids submitted by prospective host cities, similar to the process for determining locations for the Super Bowl and various All-Star games for major professional sports.

Prospective smart cities tend to add a new layer of plan and devise extra institutional instrument in to this already complex environment.