Sentence examples for prospects suggest from inspiring English sources

But Quiksilver should be able to bolster Rossignol's profit margins and apparel sales, and the combined company's growth prospects suggest Quiksilver shares represent an attractive value at 18 times expected current-year earnings.

"Nevertheless, the very low capacity utilization rate and sluggish consumption and investment prospects suggest core prices are likely to ease further and that risks remain skewed to the downside," Piretti said.

However, a report Forrester published last year was less pessimistic about people's future employment prospects, suggesting that only 9.1 million US jobs will be automated by 2025.

The UN's latest assessment of world population prospects suggests the number of people in Kenya will quadruple by the end of this century, climbing to just over 160 million.

These curves show that tumours without evidence of hypoxia-associated marker expression have the best survival prospects, suggesting that these are genuinely negative tumours and not attributable to sampling error.

That will hurt though not, perhaps, quite so much in practice as the screams of protest at the prospect suggest.

The prospect suggests that the virus is now spreading among other wild birds in the Fife area and possibly beyond.

Despite the exciting prospect suggested by previous studies, our data suggest that statins do not substantially reduce morbidity and mortality from influenza.

Although difficult to establish with any certainty, this prospect suggests the need to promote integrated prevention with both community and individual actions complementing each another.

This prospect suggests that haploid ES cells could become a tool for performing developmental screens in culture similar to screens in haploid zebrafish [ 84].

When he is face to face with prospects, or those suggesting prospects, Christopher's routine is that of the efficient and meticulous lawyer he is.