Sentence examples for site's prospect from inspiring English sources

"No one's going to give you a good explanation for Ryan Ludwick, Kevin Goldsteinn, the Web site's prospect analyst, said.

Designers working with myShape say they are optimistic about the site's prospects.

He also brings up this piece on referral traffic in The Atlantic as a far better marker of the site's prospects than any traffic stats.

The site's uncertain prospects could jeopardize such contracts, he said, adding that he was surprised when he heard about the study from a community group.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has pinned the site's future prospects on its ability to capitalise on the rapid shift to mobile – and this year the focus appears to have started to pay off.

David Talbot, Salon.com's founder, said that the cutbacks would help the site's long-term prospects.

In January 2000, the company's chief executive, Mark O'Hanlon, gave an extensive and highly misleading interview to a now defunct news site about Monticello's prospects.

The "renewed and updated" Chatroulette is reportedly one of many recent efforts at shaking the Chatroulette penis stigma and hopefully improving the site's advertising and investment prospects.

The authority has already razed several buildings at Fulton and Broadway to make way for the project, and Monday's developments raised the prospect of the site's remaining virtually vacant above ground for an extended time, or of a much more modest entrance building.

Two years ago they concluded that the site's special features had been "partially destroyed" with no prospect of recovery.

Recent contributors to this site have discussed our sector's prospects for the next decade and have implied that success lies in navigating changes to our environment via new approaches to supporter and public relations, fundraising, and communications, so we continue to deliver in 2024.