Sentence examples for prospects first from inspiring English sources

"American Prospects," first issued in 1987, is an essential document in understanding both 20th- and 21st-century America.

Jonathan Givony, the president of Draft Express, a Web site that analyzes draft prospects, first reported the deal.

The trick to unearthing them is to find those that are growth prospects first and green second.

Season prospects: First and foremost, Hampshire will be going all out to return to Division One of the County Championship at the first attempt.

Since the early 2000s, brands have experimented with social media platforms and networks to communicate with customers and prospects — first through weblogs, then eventually through social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.

But before I get into the nitty gritty of reviewing the film's content (but avoiding any significant spoilers, don't worry), let's get into the nitty gritty of its box office prospects first.

They insisted that they needed to see the prospects first-hand at all-star games or the N.F.L. combines or private workouts.

Odds: 8-13 odds-on favourite · Johnny Depp Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Prospects: First-time nominee Depp's campy, trampy high-wire act as a dissolute pirate was a wonder to behold, but the Academy rarely rewards comic performances, especially a comic performance in a Jerry Bruckheimer production based on a theme-park ride.

The Royals wound up with three prospects: third baseman Mark Teahen and the right-hander Mike Wood from Oakland and catcher Joe Buck from the Astros.

Because first-year law school performance weighs heavily on one's ultimate job prospects, second chances are scarce, says Amanda Samuels '92, a lawyer at Colgate-Palmolive and current PALS president.

The distribution of the wage gap for migrants with high prospects first-order stochastically dominates that of migrant with low wage prospects: F P h ( D w ) ≤ F P l ( D w ) for all D w.