S atisfaction with pay (four questions) and prospects (six questions) are dimensions that deal with pay, grading, career prospects and job security and the last subscale, satisfaction with standards of care (six questions) focuses on perceptions of care given to patients.
Looming over his prospects are questions about his eligibility to run, given his place of birth.
Reports of NFL coaches harassing prospects with questions about their sexuality remain a semi-annual event.
You don't know what the hell you're doin'!" To which Steinbrenner responds: "Well, Buhner was a good prospect, no question about it.
When what has actually made him a champion, of course, is his cussed resolve to win at all costs, even on a foul, godforsaken Tuesday night in the Potteries when this ground looked like a graveyard for any manager whose job prospects are questioned.
In fact, access to local permeability data from wells located close to the prospect in question is essential for using our method for predicting permeability.
Before determining if the prospect in question is a real opportunity, it is important to conceptualize and visualize the product offering as part of the company's future standard offering and evaluate the plausibility of the product.
The imperfection could arise from your unawareness of the prospect in question, the boundedness of your reasoning, ignorance of relevant contingencies, or because of conflict in your evidence or in your values (pp. 240 241).
As long as the show, even in prospect, generates questions like these, and as long as such questions define the parameters of social concern, no C.E.O.
But as appealing as the prospect is, questions about its prudence for US Soccer in this state and time are necessary.
