Sentence examples for prospects decide from inspiring English sources

The novel's premise is tragic and simple: Two 15-year-old girls, June Giatto and Val Marino, bored by the night's prospects, decide to launch out into the water in an inflatable raft.

But the Republicans' strongest prospects decided not to enter the race, making Mr. Baucus a heavy favorite to win a fifth term.

A graduate of the Universities of Pisa and Copenhagen, Dr. De Filippo is an experienced atomic physicist and researcher who, after an extensive review of his career prospects, decided to move into the world of management consulting.

One prospect decided to stay with his current employer; two more people turned down offers, claiming their wives were leery about startups.

It's ultimately up to the prospects to decide what percentage of their earnings they are comfortable signing away for the next 10 years, though it can be no more than 10 percent of their annual income.

This underlying fact, compounded by the backdrop of violent entertainment and easy access to weapons, creates the conditions for thousands of young men to consider their future prospects and decide they would rather destroy than create.

One of the 492 people who looked around the old British Empire colony of Jamaica, saw that there were no jobs, no prospects, and decided to chance his arm in the Mother Country.

The prospect will decide in those 60 seconds whether or not they like you.

That gave investors ample time to weigh Facebook's prospects before deciding whether to participate.

That suggests consumers are more confident about economic prospects (or deciding that it's better to spend than safe as their central bank battles with deflation).

I was completing an M.F.A. in fiction at the University of Virginia, and, anticipating dismal job prospects, had decided to try my hand at a Dan Brown–style thriller.