Sentence examples for prospects range from inspiring English sources

How the collaboration works will depend in part on the choice, since the prospects range from firms that are associated with strong individuals to firms of a more collective nature.

"It may not only prevent some students from having over-optimistic aspirations but it will also show that their job prospects range from traditional work in theatre and TV to new opportunities in digital media, and to related work such as cabaret and stand-up comedy," he said.

Detach yourself from distant prospects, range left from the infinity vista and you see a lot of ugly modern Italian townscape clustered around a hill.

Prospects ranged from questioning the doctor's authority and competence, to minimization of potential negative side effects, to finding another doctor who was willing to prescribe it" [ 6].

Because cycling teams rely on sponsorship from companies like Shimano for their financial survival, several riders were reluctant to discuss their concerns about the system, which range from the prospect of battery failures to difficulty shifting gears using the small and very sensitive paddles while wearing gloves.

At College Prospects of America, cpoa.com, fees can range from $200 to $1,495 for video compilation, mailers and college counseling.

Stephen Hughes, director of Foreign Currency Direct, which commissioned the poll, said the results were not surprising given the "prospect of wide ranging cuts in the public sector".

There is no doubt that something needs to be done to stop crazy decisions being made, but it is something of a concern that Cameron has talked of the prospect of wide ranging reforms to the health and safety framework.

The quartz reefs were found by Donald McDonald and his party as they were prospecting the mountain ranges around Wyangala.

They range from UK general election to Scottish referendum on independence to the prospect of a referendum on European Union, so that's quite a cocktail of issues".

Sample intervals range from 1 km for regional surveys, through to 100×20 m in prospect evaluation.