Sentence examples similar to recurring prospects from inspiring English sources

The killing droughts that have lately gripped the region were unusual by recent standards but otherwise all too typical and all too likely to recur — a prospect the National Research Council has called "sobering".

To convert your prospects into recurring buyers, you must educate them with the series of lead nurturing emails.

In one point of view he was struck with horror at the prospect of recurring to this expedient.

Club membership is available in 27 states, and for Ultra, this means recurring revenue, an attractive prospect for potential investors.

Over-allocation of fresh water resources to consumptive uses, coupled with recurring drought and the prospect of climate change, is compromising the stocks of natural capital in the world's basins and reducing their ability to provide water-dependent ecosystem services.

Lured by the prospect of selling recurring subscription fees, all major car manufacturers now offer similar services.

With the prospect of these decisions recurring, Perry is realistic about the possibility of one day having to make the ultimate choice between the two sports.

Recurring short extensions aren't an appetising prospect for businesses.

And last August, News Corp's most influential rightwing pundit, Andrew Bolt, wrote a column which explicitly raised the prospect of demographic replacement – a recurring obsession of the white nationalists.

Mr. Sudeikis sat and they discussed the prospects of his playing his other recurring character, Joe Biden, in the vice-presidential debate.

Look for a marketer who can work with the sales team and encourage them to focus on stats like average customer value and annual recurring revenue rather than compete for lead totals or vetted prospects.