Sentence examples for relative prospects from inspiring English sources
Each country's share of the world market reflects an implicit judgment about its relative prospects, a judgment that will be difficult to second-guess correctly.
Chicken-and-egg changes in social attitudes and technology have left a lot of workers better informed of a) their market value; b) their corporation's relative prospects; and c) the nature of life inside other rival companies.
On the plausible presumption that most other companies will report earnings near the optimistic end of the reasonable range, failure to do likewise would be to understate the company's relative prospects.
The main reason for the fall in the euro is a shift in relative growth prospects in America and in Europe, especially Germany.
There are both benefits and costs in deciding whether to migrate and relative employment prospects likely play an important role.
A few weeks ago, the market delivered its verdict on the relative future prospects of Apple and Microsoft.
The U.S. current account is improving, fear-motivated bond flows would perversely support the dollar, and investors are focused on relative growth prospects rather than absolute borrowing costs.
The 1980's Brick Phone will charge via mini USB and gets up to 10 hours of battery life, which is plenty of time for you and your homeboys to chat about Ollie North, and the relative career prospects of Corey Feldman contra Corey Haim, and the declining quality of Bob Dylan albums after Slow Train Coming.
Conversely, patients with medulloblastoma, diffuse pontine glioma, atypical teratoid/rhabdiod tumour and glioblastoma had lower survival rates, confirming that the relative survival prospects for the more common tumour groups was in good agreement with other studies.
This rapid growth is a major reason why some analysts are more bullish on India's long-term prospects relative to China's.
Perhaps the best way to understand the relative positions – and prospects – of the IFS and the OBR is to see them as part of a decades-long struggle to tame an over-mighty Treasury.
