Sentence examples similar to today prospect from inspiring English sources

Today, prospects look very different.

But chemists with the right skills have been finding jobs anyway, and today, prospects for young chemists with industrial aspirations are improving.

In July last year Prospect Estate Holdings transferred all its 45 shares in Crawley Town to Winfield's wife, Silpa.

Among those taking something of a Republican middle ground was Gov. Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, another potential 2012 prospect.

Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana — once a top 2016 prospect for Republicans — has seen the bottom fall out of his approval ratings amid state battles over taxes and budgets.

On gun control, was he driven to beat the White House to the punch — or perhaps to beat a fellow governor and 2016 prospect, Martin O'Malley of Maryland?

But 2012 prospect Zoe Smith was forced to pull out with a back injury.

Loughran and Ritter's (2002) prospect theoryfurther predicts that such an association is asymmetric, although they do not formally test this assumption.

Mark Warner is the former governor and current Senator of Virginia, and is an excruciatingly dull man who the Democrats probably see as a big 2016 prospect, which tells you all you need to know about their 2016 prospects.

Incretin-based therapies offer this prospect (23, 24), and the current outcome studies will be important to determine their effectiveness in diabetes care.

Earlier this year, prospects again looked bleak with terrorist threats, the Iraq war and SARS.