Sentence examples for prospects hold from inspiring English sources

Future prospects hold that identification of novel nutriepigenetic biomarkers will provide important diagnostic tools to guide us in development of personalized dietary interventions.

Concerns about the company's revenue prospects have held back its shares since its public offering last month.

Whereas shares in SSE (the most similar among the Big Six) have rebounded since last year, concerns about Centrica's long-term prospects have held down its value (see chart).

"Conducted in the weeks following the referendum, the survey shows that while UK job prospects have held firm, cracks in the ice are appearing, with six out of nine sectors surveyed reporting a fall in jobs optimism," the report said.

Neither prospect held much appeal.

That prospect holds questions far beyond how much biodiversity will remain, and what the temperature will be.

Such, at least, was the prospect held up by the players at a concert they arranged on their own at the Lake Harriet Band Shell here on Sunday.

Exporters of manufactured goods, obsessed with price competition from China, are aghast at the rise and at the prospect held out by some forecasters that a sustained boom in India's IT exports means it will continue.The rupee's recent strength is only partly related to India's prowess in software and the mushrooming of "business-process outsourcing" in such projects as call-centres.

The real interest of the book, as its title implies, is in the prospects it holds for a revitalised left.

Besides the signing of Soriano, which he did not endorse, Cashman has kept his prospects and held on to the Steinbrenners' money.

Mr Barak tried this week to persuade the NRP that surrendering Abu Dis would strengthen Israel's prospects of holding on to all of East Jerusalem in an eventual peace agreement.