Many companies, long reluctant to add workers, are hunkered down and waiting for improved prospects, engaged in what Ed McKelvey, a senior economist at Goldman Sachs, calls "a hiring strike".
Ms. Shepherd's performance, which still stands as her purest, is matched in power by Timothy Bottoms's portrayal of Sonny Crawford, a high school student with few prospects engaged in a desultory affair with Ruth Popper (Cloris Leachman), the unhappy middle-aged wife of his football coach.
Prospects to engage residents may be encouraged through consideration of variations in cognitive and physical functioning as well as individual's behavioural and social functioning in placement /or relocation of residents with similar physical and cognitive abilities [ 25].
In fact, the prospects for engaging in negotiations are better now than they were a few months ago.
It would raise the limits on pain and suffering awards in medical malpractice cases, a topic with dim prospects for engaging many voters, even with a provision that would require some drug testing of doctors.
Still, senators seemed cheered by the chance to engage Mr. Obama over the prospects of a grand bargain with Republicans.
If higher education leaders truly want to help prospective students choose a college that maximizes their academic and financial prospects, they must engage students and provide the support these students need to interpret school quality data and connect it to their own lives.
Prospects and customers engage with brands across so many touchpoints along the path-to-purchase, and marketers struggle with effectively assigning influence to their various investments.
In 140 characters or less microblogging allows you to engage prospects and carry out easy conversations.
That prospect — an engaged military, a disengaged public — is part of the reason that the name we give this fight matters.
