Sentence examples for suitable prospects from inspiring English sources

As the troubles mount and the stock drops, RIM is looking like a strong takeover candidate without suitable prospects.

Suitable prospects might also need to consider relocating.

John Quincy Adams, the son of the second President, seemed the most suitable prospect; a former Harvard professor of rhetoric and a U.S. senator, he spoke seven languages and had served as ambassador to the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, and Britain.

Years later, the affair takes a sharp turn when he announces that his mother has arranged for him to marry a suitable prospect with a significant dowry, Edmée (Felicity Jones), an innocent who guilelessly upends this world.

There's Josie, his ex-wife, who couldn't cope with the demands of living in restricted quarters with his family; then there's Fanny, his long-ago first love and first cousin, whose parents didn't see him as a suitable prospect.

ZnO films are now considered to be a suitable prospect to replace ITO with many experiments still being carried out to get more information[3].

There are many reasons a Muslim woman might wear the veil: religious conviction (because the Koran requires modest dress), political radicalism (a symbol of rejection of the West), feminism (de-commodifying female beauty), sisterhood (hijab-wearing women tend to help one another), or even to attract an eligible man (the type that doesn't consider an unveiled woman a suitable marriage prospect).

Metabolic network models provide a method for gaining broader understanding of the complicated metabolic system of a cell and can aid in prospecting suitable gene deletions for enhancing H2 production.

The founders were silent on the finances of the venture, but insisted that its first unmanned craft would be in orbit within two years, mounted with telescopes prospecting for suitable asteroids.

In conclusion, production of R-HB directly into the fermentation broth by suitable fermentation conditions enhances the prospect of biodegradable polymer PHA.

The breeding pair prospect for a suitable nest site in a creeper or bush, favouring evergreen or thorny species such as ivy, holly, hawthorn, honeysuckle or pyracantha.