Sentence examples for unknown prospects from inspiring English sources

"With the club continuing to rebuild following financial unrest off the field, this season they'll be one of the most exciting but still unknown prospects".

Before playing in the N.B.A., Sedale Sr. was once an unknown prospect from the West Virginia Institute of Technology.

Unknown prospecting gets a better result when your prospect is sitting around and spending time unnecessarily.

Have a parent, older sibling and/or male friend accompany you when meeting unknown client prospects found through ads or posted on Craigslist or bulletin boards, etc.

Unlike Pierre-Paul, who was a dominant presence in college and became a first-round draft pick in 2010, Williams was quietly effective — he was an all-American honorable mention in his final season — and more of an unknown draft prospect.

Not only will there be weeks where the result is unknown, but the prospects for economic policy reform must be limited with what looks like a ragbag of minor parties and erratic independents in the Senate.

Perhaps, in these circumstances, Mr Miliband will find the unknown an appealing prospect.

And while it is possible for some patients with Mr. Cheney's device to live for years, the long-term prospects remain unknown.

With Bray he could be frank, certain she would understand him, about the nostalgia he felt for a time when he was practically unknown, impoverished, with no prospect of ever finding a public.

The post-match worries about the state of Larkham's right knee, expected to be fit for the final but unable to train for at least two days,along with the unknown effect on their final prospects of that punishing extra 20 minutes, clouded the moment.

Even after the April collapse tech stock valuations remain high enough to imply some farfetched growth prospects from relatively unknown newcomers.