Sentence examples for prospects won't from inspiring English sources

Their prospects won't be helped by an injury to Shaun Marsh nor doubts over the fitness of Clarke.

Female directors and producers' prospects won't improve until there's change at the very top.

By suggesting that "now" is the perfect time to work together, prospects won't take weeks or months to finally say "yes".

That prospect won't please a lot of progressive activists.

With the former a far less remote prospect, won't Otegi be an old man when his decades-old campaign finally bears fruit?

I'm not advocating calling someone every few minutes, until they rip their phone line out of the wall; but giving up on a prospect won't lead to a new customer.

And plenty more remain in denial about their company's true prospects and won't get wise until it's too late.

Your relentless negativity risks damaging the UK's economic prospects!" We won't know the full consequences of Brexit for years, but what we do know is this: the EU referendum has exposed a nation divided in a a way we have not seen since the white-and-gold (or blue-and-black?) dress phenomenon.

Businesses and marketers that do not search for consumer insights, or who fail to understand their anthropological backgrounds, will not be able to connect or engage with prospects and won't be able to motivate them to become customers.

There's not even going to be too much there for the rest of us, as top hitting prospects Miguel Sano and Byron Buxton probably won't see much time in the big leagues until September, when rosters expand.

"I'd hope that through the post-19 services that we aspire to develop that things will get better, that outcomes, prospects, life chances, won't be falling off a cliff, going backwards, at the age of 19, and that things will be a lot more hopeful from now on".