Sentence examples for prospects receive from inspiring English sources

In ideal world, customers and prospects receive fewer off-target messages, wade through fewer emails, fewer annoying cold calls.

"The New York Islanders prospects received a regular shift and certainly have developed during their tenure in Lowell," Rowe said.

As leading shares fell for the fourth day running, a presentation by Lloyds Banking Group designed to emphasise its future prospects received a mixed reception from its target audience.

England's Euro 2012 prospects received a significant lift this morning when a three-man disciplinary panel reduced Rooney's ban from three to two matches for kicking the Montenegro defender Miodrag Dzudovic during October's qualifier in Podgorica.

His prospects received a notable boost after a calf injury forced Kei Nishikori, the second seed and world No5, to retire from his semi-final against Italy's Andreas Seppi while trailing 4-1 in the opening set.

(Rounding out the numbers, Ms. Acheson also said "no more than five" other prospects received acceptable A.B.A. ratings in the Clinton years but did not go forward for other reasons. An Obama official said there had been about three such people in the current administration).

Many of his other female and minority prospects received favorable bar group ratings and went on to be nominated and confirmed; the judges he has appointed have been more likely to be women or minorities than those of any previous president.

The mine's prospects received a major boost in October when Greenland's parliament voted by 15 votes to 14 to overturn a long-standing ban on uranium mining.

Kahn's prospects received a boost when Jonas Salk, whose son had attended Exeter, called Armstrong and invited him to visit the Salk Institute in California, which Kahn had recently built to widespread acclaim.

He graduated from Hampshire College and later, after working as the managing editor of The American Prospect, received his doctorate in politics in 1997 from Princeton.

In spite of their oceanic habitat, deep diving cetacean species have been found to be affected by anthropogenic activities, with potential population impacts of high intensity sounds generated by naval research and oil prospecting receiving the most attention.