Crewe Alexandra chairman John Bowler insists that any prospective deal for prize asset Nick Powell must be right both for the player and the club.
The N.C.A.A. prohibits prospective student-athletes from taking prize money that "exceeds actual and necessary expenses," a spokeswoman said.
In recent years they learned all too well how to please the bankers, who trotted the analysts around like prize horses, offering rides to prospective clients.
More than any cash prize, Carmack's Ferrari lingered in prospective gamers' imaginations, a sign that a quick virtual trigger finger was a transferrable skill with IRL perks.
Fforde said the novel's "character development and storylines kept us hooked to the very last page" and "unanimously won over" judges to take the prize, ahead of shortlisted authors including prospective Tory MP Louise Bagshawe, Santa Montefiore and Rachel Hore.
For each prize they award they snag untold thousands of leads — prospective customers willingly giving up personal contact information in exchange for a vanishingly small chance of winning.
Some of the prospective nominees assumed that they were being invited to participate in a different prize, the Designpreis der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, or the Design Award of the Federal Republic of Germany.
More importantly, stylishness may immediately attract — be immediately prized — but it also has its uses in impressing some prospective employers, and its unintended consequence of turning off others (who may think it important in an employee not to show off).
Soon enough, I was living a double life: making my first forays into casual sex with guys off Tinder while simultaneously meeting prospective grooms as part of a system where a woman's "purity" was prized.
Detailed with photos of the "right" kind of wear that's prized, there's an application to fill out and submit with photos of prospective denim candidates.
