Sentence examples for prospectus of a from inspiring English sources

In 1830 he issued a prospectus of a History of the Fresh Water Fishes of Central Europe, printed in parts from 1839 to 1842.

These dimensions scarcely get mentioned in General Election campaigns, or in the prospectus of a potential party leader.

You can probably download a prospectus of a university from the university's website, or they can send it to you by email or by post if you call their admission office and ask for one.

Possibly the sensibilities of Chinese investors had been hardened by revelations contained in the prospectus of an earlier Chinese initial offering, that of China Construction Bank.

The SNP majority in the Scottish parliament won office on a clear prospectus of holding a referendum in the second half of its term, she concluded.

It is inconsistent in its perspectives, indulgent of its author's religious sentimentalism, deluded in its prospectus of what a marriage can be.

We got our dope from a group-hospital-insurance prospectus of the Blue Cross, an outfit with a sound reputation in actuarial circles.

Next year Johnson's Plan was printed, a prospectus of 34 pages, consisting of a discussion of language that can still be read as a masterpiece in its judicious consideration of linguistic problems.

But a specific investment of $100,000 is not mentioned in "The 'Pros' and 'Cons' of Different Share Classes," a section of the prospectus where Class A shares are recommended for investors "with a long-term investing time frame".

On February 21st Legrand, a French maker of electrical equipment that has Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Wendel Investissement, two private-equity firms, as its biggest shareholders, filed its prospectus ahead of a possible April flotation.

The update is consistent with what the firm announced in its prospectus ahead of a blockbuster $4.2 billion initial public offering in Hong Kong this September.