Sentence examples for prospects suffered from inspiring English sources

His Heisman prospects suffered after three consecutive losses to Michigan State, Iowa and Penn State.

And women's pay and long-term career prospects suffer as a result.

Jorge I. Domínguez, a Harvard professor, said the most-discussed prospects suffer from lacking the legend of the Castros.

"Even where they do not suffer directly from the violence, when children are not allowed to feel safe at school, or traveling to school, their education and their prospects suffer, and the futures of their families and their communities are undermined.

Its prospects have suffered recently from higher energy costs, an investigation into possible price fixing and cool weather that has hurt demand.

Those were golden years for the Rams, and while this current crop of players have put themselves in a strong position to restore Premier League football at Pride Park, their prospects have suffered a blow following back-to-back defeats, and they could drop out of the top two if Norwich beat Wigan on Wednesday.

The executive suite at Hancock Prospecting suffers from high turnover.

The winger's international prospects have also suffered over the past year as he struggles to fulfil the initial promise of an £18m move to Old Trafford in 2011.

A day earlier, the treaty's prospects had suffered a blow with the supposed revelation of a brigade of Soviet troops in Cuba.

So far, 77 companies have qualified for the programme, which is designed to help firms that have solid business prospects, but suffer a temporary shortage of cash.

EVER since Betty Friedan urged women to leave the house and pursue careers, people have argued over whether women's marriages and romantic prospects would suffer for it.