Sentence examples for prospects seeking from inspiring English sources

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Sonny Vaccaro, a former sneaker company executive who advised Jennings throughout this process, said Wednesday in a telephone interview that he had received calls from the families of six highly regarded prospects seeking more information about the European option.

Now, Obama faces a much tougher prospect: seeking to become the first President in modern times to win reëlection with an unemployment rate of eight per cent or higher.

The Quinn case has raised awareness among other debtors about the prospects for seeking financial refuge in other European countries.

Of course nurses, like anyone else, should have the right to try to further their prospects through seeking employment abroad, and countries of origin can benefit if they return with better skills.

The former industry minister, once described by Turnbull as one of his best friends in parliament, played down the prospect of seeking a leadership role in the Nationals, but indicated he was eyeing a frontbench portfolio.

"The irony of the situation though is that even now, with the Appeal looking very much over, I have the stark prospect of seeking to recover my costs in India, which may take another 6-7 years of my life," he said.

If millions of people across the country are intimidated, alienated and confused by the prospect of seeking justice in 21st-century Britain then we should consider our legal system to have failed in its fundamental duty to provide justice for all.

Cyr's case, Justice Stevens said that to remove the prospect of seeking a waiver of deportation from those who had pleaded guilty in the expectation that waivers would be available made the new law impermissibly retroactive in the absence of a clear statement of Congressional intent.

And Hearts, who host Hibernian on Thursday, are looking into the prospect of seeking recompense.

This assembly is the first to have direct law-making powers but Mr Jones was cautious about the prospect of seeking further powers without assurances on funding.