Sentence examples for training prospects from inspiring English sources

Another report by the Economist Intelligence Unit ranked 35 cities on their education and training prospects.

Moreover, an informal arrangement between the American and Mexican baseball leagues has prevented United States teams from recruiting and training prospects here as they do in the rest of Latin America.

The key element of these principles was that the order in which personnel would be demobilised was to be based on a points system, with service men and women being allocated points on the basis of their period of service, age, marital status and employment or training prospects.

In general, students and graduates felt that the postgraduate training prospects offered in the government sector were an important factor in their early career choices.

The subscales with the highest scores were personal satisfaction, professional support, training, prospects and standards of care, while the lowest scores were obtained for workload and pay (Table  2).

Twenty years ago that image would have been accurate for the majority of "farm teams," whose main purpose is to train prospects for the major leagues.

They will be offered a real job with real training, real prospects and real responsibility.

With no appropriate training, no prospects of real jobs and no future to look forward to, there will be inevitably a negative impact on health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people into the future.

The career training and prospects of biomedical science PhDs have commanded significant attention from the science policy community (Alberts et al., 2014; Daniels, 2015), the popular press (Harris, 2014; Weissman, 2014), and trainees themselves (McDowell et al., 2014; Polka and Krukenberg, 2014).

To even be eligible for training, a prospect's scores on aptitude and physical-agility tests must place him among the top half of all recruits.

Absolutely," said Mr. Goodman, who, like many investors, wires thousands of dollars a month to feed, clothe, house and train the prospects, many who cannot read and do not attend school.