Sentence examples for prospects that make from inspiring English sources

It's the current job and its future prospects that make people feel wealthy or poor.

Then on Saturday night you've got the choice of watching West Coast dismantling undermanned Gold Coast or the dismal pairing of Carlton and North Melbourne, entertainment prospects that make the second season of True Detective suddenly seem far more appealing than it is.

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It's this broad variation of skill level and athleticism across the range of prospects that makes wide receiver the position that pro scouts frequently name as the most difficult to evaluate after quarterback.

It was the potential cost in salary and prospects that made Yankees' executives extremely leery of dealing for Sosa and ultimately scuttled the trade proposal.

That's a prospect that makes me want to weep, partly from sorrow and partly from envy.

A prospect that made it all the more disappointing that no exciting software for the machine was on show.

This is a prospect that makes millions of poor people on the frontlines of climate change nervous.

Russian banks are seen as likely bidders if some Polish banks come up for auction, a prospect that makes many Poles deeply uncomfortable.

Reviewers had brought these into the Strand, and I'll get no royalty on them, a prospect that makes the Authors Guild queasy.

A Dolce & Gabbana wedding dress would have to be custom-made in Italy, in short order -- a prospect that made Ms. Weinberg "too nervous," she said.