Sentence examples for prospects taking from inspiring English sources

I talked to Russ Lande for a few minutes today about Maryland's prospects taking part in the East-West Shrine Game this week in St .Petersburg, Fla.

Signals from ventral striatum and dorsolateral PFC converge in the ventral PFC, an area understood to encode an integrated valuation of prospects taking account of the trade-off between lower-order preference and longer-term profitability (Hare et al., 2009) and which cuts across both delay and probability domains (Peters and Büchel, 2009).

The N.F.L. actually requires that prospects take an intelligence test -- which is, of course, surprising to everyone outside the N.F.L.

As the prospects took the stage half an hour before the Panthers took Newton with the first selection, the fans drowned out and delayed Goodell's opening address.

Unless financial markets or growth prospects take a further turn for the worse, the Fed and the Bank will need to do the same before long.

There is also a connection between suicide and unemployment, especially for men in their 50s, whose economic prospects take a dive.

Mr. Brown's prospects took a turn for the worse on Thursday night with the resignation of another cabinet member, the third in 72 hours and possibly the most serious for the prime minister.

The first signs of improvement are likely to be seen among temporary workers, say experts, as companies now hunkering down in the face of uncertain prospects take tentative steps to expand.

Aston Villa moved out of the relegation zone by beating Stoke, whose own survival prospects took a blow.

Essam's prospects took a boost this week when it was announced that fellow defender Matt Lawrence had been made available for loan.

I hope all other prospects took note.