Sentence examples for prospectus about from inspiring English sources

We look as if we are offering a balance sheet, rather than a prospectus about new markets and new opportunities".

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, January 11 , 1941P. 11 Uncertain of the future, but fearing the worst, we read a prospectus about the 1941 calendar that Esquire is urging on its readers, a dozen pages of nepenthe, each illistrated by Varga, an artist who could make a girl look nude if she were rolled up in a rug.

He committed to joining the war long before he told the cabinet or the public, sold the invasion on the basis of a false prospectus about weapons of mass destruction, and the planning for the aftermath was shockingly and catastrophically inadequate.

The New Yorker, January 11 , 1941P. 11 Uncertain of the future, but fearing the worst, we read a prospectus about the 1941 calendar that Esquire is urging on its readers, a dozen pages of nepenthe, each illistrated by Varga, an artist who could make a girl look nude if she were rolled up in a rug.

That despite the usual talk in the prospectus about "preservation of capital".

A £500m bond issue was launched in January 2010, which created more supporter anxiety due to a clear warning spelt out in the prospectus about the financial structure of the club - "our significant indebtedness could adversely affect our financial health" - which included the potential sale and lease-back of United's Carrington training complex.

The interactive prospectus came about because we noticed a significant drop in requests for our printed prospectus.

HCA said in its most recent prospectus that about a third of the shares being sold in the offering would come from its owners.

The deal to buy the properties, the buyers said in their prospectus, "came about after months of quiet efforts to convince the owners of the properties," which were not on the market, to sell.

The firm's prospectus brags about the technological innovations that have made its Roadster sports car a showcase for the potential of battery-driven cars to match the performance and (eventually) the range of the best conventional cars.

Solihull college is part of a consortium of a sixth form college and five schools that will be offering a diploma in IT from next year, and its 2008 prospectus is about to go to print.