Sentence examples for senior prospects from inspiring English sources

Is the value of an All-Star game diminished when many of the best senior prospects decline an invitation?

These are "rookie" errors, but more senior prospects make them, too, like the prospect for a director of research position who doesn't remember the best way to answer a salary expectations question, or the vice president-level business developer who walks away from an interview thinking he's done with the process.

Lemming named him as one of the top 100 senior prospects in the nation.

You would think they would have a number of senior prospects on their roster.

"They'd say, 'Coach, we're not paying for his trip.' " According to Drew Cannon, a Duke student who does research for Telep, 51 of Telep's top 100 senior basketball prospects had already unofficially committed to universities by Sept. 1.

Gil Brandt, a longtime scouting expert who was the Cowboys' vice president for player personnel from 1960 to 1989, ranked Skelton the No. 9 senior quarterback prospect.

The bad news for the Pac-12, and the rest of the country, is that there is only one senior NFL prospect on offense, wide receiver Josh Huff.

Sen. Herb Kohl, chairman of the Special Committee on Aging who is to lead a hearing on the issue on Tuesday, is investigating ways to counter age discrimination and boost seniors' job prospects.

Across London, local policing service to the public is being stripped back, while units that provide support to senior officers' promotion prospects are protected at all costs.

The bridegroom, 33, is a senior associate at Prospect Capital Management in New York.

Faced with this unwelcome prospect, senior officials of the "Group of Five" (France, West Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States) met at the Plaza Hotel in New York City in 1985.