Sentence examples for secure prospects from inspiring English sources

The expected pursuit of Randy Johnson has officially intensified with the Boston Red Sox contemplating a two-part deal in which they would send Nomar Garciaparra to the Chicago Cubs to secure prospects and then use those young players as part of a package to acquire Johnson from the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Finally, the employment conditions of paedagoger are generally favourable, offering a secure job with good prospects and a comparatively good salary.

But she added: "We also need action to raise productivity and increase the number of well-paid, secure jobs with good prospects if we are to reduce the number of people who need to borrow money to cover basic bills".

The time to celebrate recovery will be when ordinary workers return to pre-crash living standards and the economy is generating more secure skilled jobs with good prospects and decent pay.

Prosecutors last year accused Wilder and two former scouts for the team of accepting about $400,000 to secure 23 prospects between 2004 and 2008.

On the one hand, the passions endemic to the "natural condition" of mankind (i.e., to life without a sovereign authority) can be understood in terms of our native "endeavour" to preserve our life, to satisfy our desires, and to secure the prospect of continuing success in the future.

Therefore, it has good application prospects in secure communication.

Although Townshend had secured the prospect of a settlement by the Treaty of Hanover in 1725, which helped to strengthen the alliance between England and France, the difficulties that had arisen with Spain over Gibraltar and British trading rights in the West Indies proved intractable, and England hovered on the brink of war until Walpole intervened.

Although he was forced to back down in negotiations with the creditors, Tsipras has at least secured the prospect of some form of relief for the country's ballooning debt, although its largest creditor, Germany, has ruled out any form of "haircut".

Mr. Weiner contends that Ms. Moss's legal experience has helped to make him feel more secure about the prospects of sharing their lives together, not less.

LONDON — While European government chiefs were grandstanding in Brussels this week in what turned out to be a vain attempt to hammer out a common budget, their science ministers were quietly celebrating a deal to secure Europe's prospects in space.