Sentence examples for starting prospect from inspiring English sources

On the fringes of the pennant race in July 2004, the Mets traded a top starting prospect, Scott Kazmir, to Tampa Bay for Victor Zambrano.

He has pitched exclusively in relief for St . Louis continuing a trend for the Cardinals' top starting prospects.

After undergoing a surgery on his bad elbow to remove a bone spur on March 16, Zosky's starting prospects dimmed even further – he was placed on the 15-day disabled list on March 26 , 1993 later spending some time in extended spring training.

The next step will be to start prospecting for potential buyers of credits, Mr. Sharpe said.

He has also allowed Shell to start prospecting in the icy waters off the north coast of Alaska.

This week it seemed poised to allow Shell to start prospecting in the icy waters off the north coast of Alaska.

During the Antarctic Treaty consultative meeting in Buenos Aires last June, Russia stated its intention to start prospecting for minerals, oil and gas in the white continent and surrounding seas.

At the end of the 1960s, bold energy explorers started prospecting in the North Sea.

But it could be a while before wastewater operators start prospecting for precious metals in more than an isolated case.

In 1952, the Peronist government launched its second 5-year plan with the aim of developing the heavy and basic input industry as well as the oil sector (concession to start prospecting work was given to Standard Oil in April 1955).

A whole bunch of Huaorani were persuaded to wear clothes, move out of their communal huts into homes for nuclear families, and were drawn into villages in a tiny reservation created by the SIL and the Ecuadorian government--conveniently, some have argued, around the same time that the big oil companies started prospecting in the area.