Sentence examples for prospects say from inspiring English sources

Already, proprietary traders have started to leave banks and go to hedge funds, where they feel more certain about their long-term employment prospects, say headhunters.

Democratic strategists who just weeks ago were gloomy about their November prospects say the corporate issue is a way to nationalize the election, in effect, giving dozens of Democratic congressional candidates a single issue to use against the Republicans.

And Paramount would almost certainly make or retain a stake in films with strong commercial prospects — say, any sequels that might follow "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen," which is already being made.

Some who have tried to handicap the various cities' prospects say that if Vancouver, whose early reviews are strong, did win, it would seem unlikely that the I.O.C. would give North America two Olympic games in a row.

Forbes: Spencer, I think one of the most exciting things you guys discovered in regards to the $8,000 tax credit for first-time home buyers was that more than 80% of prospects say it wouldn't be big deal if the tax credit were canceled.

Dodgers President Stan Kasten has said the team wants to rebuild its farm system, and two years of investment toward that goal could be compromised by sending top prospects — say, pitcher Julio Urias and infielder Corey Seager, the Dodgers Futures Gamee selections — to the Rays for Price.

Birmingham's prospects, said Davies, were finally coming into focus.

"Those are all great, great prospects," said Mr. Harris, who is a top adviser to Mr. Rubio.

It "demonstates our confidence in the UK's longer-term growth prospects", said Cheshire.

Access to the Schengen zone would vastly improve the country's economic prospects, says Mr Plevneliev.

"Graduates enjoy a lifetime of better employment prospects," says Brian Norton, chief executive of Future Finance.