Sentence examples for prospects it will from inspiring English sources

When a team decides to trade an established veteran for prospects, it will identify the teams it thinks are the most likely trading partners and make a list of prospects in those teams' organizations.

"Not only will developing Asia's foreign direct investment in these new networks enhance employment opportunities, raise workers' incomes, increase domestic demand, and enhance growth prospects, it will also address in part global imbalances by recycling high savings in developing Asia into investment in the South," the bank said in a report last week.

With bright prospects, it will be interesting to see if it becomes an acquisition target.

Even though an opening day defeat to a very strong Australia side does little to England's long-term World Cup prospects, it will have been a chastening experience for Eoin Morgan's men.

Not that he was any more confident about the economic prospects: "It will be painful, some countries will have [economic] depressions," he said, and warned of the danger of "social warfare".

And that will continue, feel free to invest in one of his "can't miss" prospects, it will all go up in value, your money, up up up, golden, solid, until the minute it turns into shit.

So rather than a couple of numbers guiding my future career prospects, it'll be work experience and determination.

OSLO (Reuters) - Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop promised to unveil a new smartphone using Microsoft's latest Windows 8 software soon, raising the prospect it will be launched in early September before rival Apple promotes its new iPhone.

So there is a real prospect it will lead to firms reducing staff numbers or the hours offered".

There is little or no prospect it will do that now: the rate rise will lower core inflation.

Even if we achieve the reductions in carbon dioxide called for in this bill — an uncertain prospect — it will be too little and too late.