Sentence examples for prospective sites from inspiring English sources

The committee has chosen 3 prospective sites: Larson Lake, Mount Yenlo, and the heights to the east of Willow.

On March 1, the commission is to meet in Albany to examine a list of prospective sites prepared by the State Education Department and the New York Public Library's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.

Gareth Hatch, of Technology Metals Research, estimates that, of the four hundred and forty prospective sites on a list he has kept of companies that were investigating and developing deposits over the years, fewer than a hundred are still active.

And the sheer exertion and expertise needed to start and maintain a Web site may account for why so many prospective sites return the message "U.R.L. cannot be found" or "site under construction".

When this grand old Olympic tradition blew up, delegates were barred from mooching their way around the world, but lately there is talk that they may be allowed to visit prospective sites again.

Conversely, reducing the error margin to 7-10% can reduce a project's cost of funds by 0.5-0.75 pointstage points, resulting in higher investor returns.To establish a more accurate picture of wind speed and direction at prospective sites, some companies are turning to laser and sonar-based measurement instruments to complement MCP.

In 1987, Congress chose Yucca Mountain as the only prospective site.

Joseph V. Melillo, the executive producer of the Brooklyn Academy of Music — a prospective site for future City Opera performances — agreed that a peripatetic City Opera was viable.

Of late, talk of building on the West Side railyards, which had been a prospective site for the ill-fated Olympic bid, has re-emerged.

The groundbreaking was therefore a joint celebration and several thousand fans turned up for the "March along Church Street" to the prospective site, a ritual the club aims to repeat every matchday.

Last April, a review by the Department of Housing and Urban Development demanded that the authority return $6.4 million in misspent funds, including $3.9 million that was used to buy property in 2003 near the prospective site of a downtown arena favored by the mayor.