Sentence examples for sort of prospective from inspiring English sources

Wearing sandals and modish sunglasses, they appeared to be the sort of prospective Appleseeders who could buttress the program against the dark side.

It remains to be seen what sort of prospective mates Fletcher might be paired with.

EIA has been specifically criticized for the lack of this sort of prospective outcome monitoring (Canter and Clark 1997; Karkkainen 2002).

Since then, the price of oil has plunged, sending a shock wave across the oil industry and deep-sixing all sorts of prospective plans planet-wide to drill in Arctic waters: Norway's Statoil shelved its 2015 drilling plan in the Barents Sea off that country's northern coast and handed back the three leases it had purchased in the Baffin Bay off the west coast of Greenland.

I sort of agree.

For example, the sorts of large prospective studies on epidemiology, prognosis and treatment outcome of hypertension that have been conducted in developed countries need to be conducted in developing countries.

The plan may have some collateral payoff in Midtown, but I doubt that track-casinos — "racinos" is the term of art — are the sort of thing a prospective presidential candidate wants to hold up as his legacy.

Our demonstration of prospective sorting of EPI, TE, and PE cells has several major advantages, including a priori classification of cell types, grouping of cells for population studies and the recovery of viable cells for functional characterization.

The start of a new school year means high school seniors will be sorting through a seemingly endless list of prospective universities and colleges before they graduate next spring. .

But this is not the sort of behaviour expected from a prospective member of the European Union.

In the White House, there were those who wondered what sort of friend to America this prospective prime minister could conceivably turn out to be.