Sentence examples for sometimes prospective from inspiring English sources

Sometimes prospective clients break down on the phone before I've even met them.

"What's up, bae?" "That's my bae," etc., have been ways of staking claim and announcing intimacy between oneself and one's (sometimes prospective) lover.

Sometimes prospective employers will also get your credit report.

Sometimes, prospective homeowners with very high credit ratings will take out two mortgages: one that covers the price of the home and another that covers the cost of the down payment.

Thomas Edison sometimes asked prospective employees if they played any musical instrument, and his laboratory contained a pipe organ.

And Mr. Schrader, who owns 7.45percentt of the company, has always refused to sell, sometimes leaving prospective buyers to walk away wondering if he is shrewd or headstrong -- or both.

Owners need to respond to multiple inquiries, sometimes from prospective renters who have blasted the same message to dozens of landlords without reading each home's rental calendar closely.

But sometimes another prospective client, the next day, will ask us for the same date.

The obligatory co-culture with PA6 or MS5 and the generation of only small numbers of some NC lineages (sometimes requiring prospective isolation of ∼0.1% of the cell population) are hurdles in all of the current differentiation protocols.

The challenge sometimes was for prospective home buyers to be able to recognize "the value-add of the brand," he added.

Muddy Waters' analysts visit target companies, their suppliers and clients to verify claims about production, staff levels and so on, sometimes posing as prospective business partners.