Sentence examples for various prospects from inspiring English sources

Since then he has had numerous job meetings with various prospects.

The range of the changes in short position was very wide among both groups, as might be expected as traders weigh the various prospects of the companies.

This spring, the writer accompanied Scarborough who is now a regional and special-assignment scout for the California Angels, when he checked out various prospects for the national baseball draft on June 8th.

Sather may be willing to part with Dubinsky and Artem Anisimov, high draft choices, various prospects like J. T. Miller and Tim Erixon, and Stepan and Del Zotto to get Nash.

In this, Malthus echoed the much earlier arguments of Robert Wallace in his Various Prospects of Mankind, Nature, and Providence (1761), which posited that the perfection of society carried with it the seeds of its own destruction, in the stimulation of population growth such that "the earth would at last be overstocked, and become unable to support its numerous inhabitants".

This paper is an attempt in this direction to look into the potential of social media for business organizations by focusing the attention on various prospects and problems associated with the adoption of these platforms in pursuing innovative and entrepreneurial expenditures of business organizations and to suggest some ways for effective and smooth incorporation of the same in the organizations.

Friendship, in literature as in life, is a dizzyingly various prospect; and it tells us things about ourselves that we may not want to know.

Some who have tried to handicap the various cities' prospects say that if Vancouver, whose early reviews are strong, did win, it would seem unlikely that the I.O.C. would give North America two Olympic games in a row.

Exxon may hold the highest stock valuation among listed firms, but it is dwarfed by Saudi Arabia's unlisted Aramco, whose oil reserves are 20 times larger and off-limits to foreigners.A chief rationale for the recent mergers was that only super-majors can afford to spend the sort of money that might help them bag various giant oil prospects.

From a system engineering perspective, various merits and prospects of this technology along with pertinent challenges are discussed.

Subsequently, the next two months will feature constant media coverage of which college teams are recruiting various high school prospects until the frenzy reaches a climax on college football's National Signing Day, February 4th, 2015.