Sentence examples for to bring prospective from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, though, the Foreign Office was keen to bring prospective visitors some news.

The company focused on the Russian community in Brooklyn, prosecutors say, where there has been a shortage of Russian-speaking home health aides, paying recruiters in cash to bring prospective aides to a Brooklyn orientation center.

Now it's Billy's turn to bring a prospective mate to dinner.

REAL ESTATE Because of an editing error, an article last Sunday about properties that use events like book readings to bring in prospective buyers misstated the number of years since the founding of Divalysscious Moms, a company that stages events for New York-area mothers.

Once they have a thorough candidate profile, employers can conduct targeted outreach to bring a prospective closer to the company, over time, until they make a hire.

She had expressed deep reservations from the start, but her father – a well-known sheikh in Canada with a large international following – was adamant that she was to be married and had initiated the sponsorship process to bring her prospective husband over from the Middle East.

"One hundred and fifty came to the first open house," he said, adding that area real estate agents brought prospective buyers to the property.

Ms. Lissner said she appreciated having the "confidence level" she felt when bringing prospective tenants to view a building clearly identified as being owned by a reputable company.

And, putting on another, more businesslike hat, those neighborhood specialists are agents, bringing prospective residents to look at potential homes.

At least twice he brought prospective wives over to our house, asking us what we thought of them.

OncoRep addresses one of the main difficulties in bringing prospective use of transcriptome profiling into the clinics by creating reproducible and clinically digestible reports to guide clinical decision making.