Sentence examples for prospective entrants from inspiring English sources

The services exclude, without challenge, many categories of prospective entrants.

And countless prospective entrants are turned away each year without being given a reason, or the opportunity to ask for one.

And although AIBA is remaining tight-lipped on prospective entrants, it is looking increasingly likely its move to rush through the new eligibility criteria could end with an embarrassing failure to land any of the big professional names they crave.

The contest urges prospective entrants to "step up to the plate every day for a chance to win tickets to '42'!" Marriott has promoted the sweepstakes by e-mail to its loyalty program members.

Pitched as a reality contest that's "not for the has-beens, not for the wannabes, it's for the never weres... .., Exhumed – created and hosted by perennial New Waver, James Valentine – has just two criteria for prospective entrants: the majority of the band's members must be over 30, and music cannot be their full-time profession.

That at least is the "operational backdrop" that should guide prospective entrants in their decision whether their tech is applicable.

If the F.C.C. sets the price for connection too low, current providers would have less incentive to improve their networks; if it sets the price too high, prospective new entrants wouldn't think it worth their while.

"Everybody likes to make money, and we are kind of a glaring exception to the industry in how fast we've made it, but this is not about egos or money," he says, simultaneously dividing his attention among the television, the prospective Preakness entrants on his computer screen, his e-mail and the interviewer across the desk.

The principal factor could be the need to restrict knowledge to prospective enterprise entrants due to the monopolistic tendencies of entrepreneurs.

Prospective early entrants are eligible to participate, along with other prospective students.

For each occupation the various costs and benefits can be set off against the pay, and entrants will choose the one in which the prospective balance of advantage seems greatest.