Sentence examples for rich prospects from inspiring English sources
Behind the neuro-legal and the neuro-law, neologism allowing to translate the anglo saxon term "neurolaw" are emerging rich prospects and interesting issues linked to ethics.
The group publishes numerous prominent titles in business management and the hard sciences, fields in which McGraw-Hill sees rich prospects for growth in Eastern Europe and in developing nations.
Even with its rich prospects, J&J isn't quite there yet.
"Each of the artists represented here made their commitment to explore in depth the gloriously uneven, sometimes latent, often rich prospects within the medium," writes Cotton.
Those fabulously rich prospects (as Ellen Gamerman reported in the Wall Street Journal) have already seen it -- sometimes in the comfortable privacy of their own homes (under the continuous watch of Sotheby's armed security guards).
Saul Bellow (born 1915, Nobel Laureate 1976, triumphant producer of both a novel and a child this year) was bound to seem a rich prospect to a biographer whose parents came from the northwest-side Jewish Chicago milieu that was Bellow's human material ('he was experience-near').
He started to excavate at Quyunjik, opposite Mosul on the east bank of the Tigris River, and he might have unearthed Nineveh had he not been drawn by what appeared to be richer prospects at Khorsabad.
Mr Musk is a convincing salesman, at least to rich Californians.The prospects for electric cars have taken a turn for the better.
The rookie crop is rich with prospects, notably Ruth Riley, the Notre Dame center, at Miami; Kelly Miller, the Georgia guard, at Charlotte; and Jackie Stiles, the Southwest Missouri State guard, at Portland.
Protectionist rhetoric is already rising in the United States.All policies great and smallThe world would be better served by policies that both improve rich countries' prospects and reorient growth in emerging economies.
Mr. Holder had more than a half-dozen contacts with Mr. Rich's lawyers over 15 months, including phone calls, e-mail and memorandums that helped keep alive Mr. Rich's prospects for a legal resolution to his case.
