Sentence examples for prospects left from inspiring English sources

Although sufficientarian libertarianism may be more sensitive than Nozickean libertarianism to the quality of life prospects left to others, some libertarians, left-libertarians, argue that it nevertheless fails to recognize the extent to which natural resources belong to all of us in some egalitarian manner.

Aside from Fox, the changed pattern of how the networks presented their plans for September — with few (and sometimes no) clips from the new shows, and with few producers and stars around to glad-hand and sell the shows' glowing prospects — left fundamental questions unanswered.

Instead, the paper by Mr. Korolyi, along with René M. Stulz, also of Ohio State, and Craig Doidge of the University of Toronto, found that share prices suffered in the few cases where foreign companies with good growth prospects left the American market.

Clemson: The gem of the Tigers' class is shutdown cornerback Mackensie Alexander, who was one of the best uncommitted prospects left heading into Wednesday.

By contrast, companies such as Sankyo, which derives less than 20% of its sales from overseas, and Tanabe (less than 10%) have to rely on domestic sales prospects, leaving them with little hope unless they find new partners.

That prospect left Dr. Jaffe cold.

When he heard in 1985 of his nomination as Khomeini's potential successor, the prospect left him unhappy.

Joba Chamberlain, the organization's top prospect, left Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Monday to fly to Toronto, where he will presumably be activated Tuesday.

The prospect left union leaders, state and local employees and some Democrats stunned over the plan's scope and what it might signal for public-sector unions in the state.

That prospect leaves some Afghans uneasy.

First, though, the voters must elect a new parliament and the prospect leaves most of them unthrilled.