Sentence examples for your prospects of from inspiring English sources

It costs almost nothing to attend and does nothing for your prospects of future employment.

Would you, if you wanted to maximise your prospects of success, flag it up in advance?

What it does do is dramatically curtail your prospects of completing your education, and the younger you are, the harder it hits you.

As with local and national job markets, the greater the demand for your particular skills, the better your prospects of finding work abroad.

With anyone else your prospects of meeting up hinged on prearranged rendezvous ("Hot cider stall, 3pm") which represented the triumph of hope over experience.

Losing on Purpose To the Sports Editor: Re "The Goal Is Winning Gold, Not Winning Every Match," Aug. 3: Sam Borden's column on the Olympic badminton disqualifications suggests that it is O.K. to intentionally lose a game to increase your prospects of eventually winning a medal.

You've got to get your prospects out of their heads and into their gut.

Even if you feel you're being criticised unfairly, don't retaliate with an extreme knee-jerk reaction or else you can irreparably damage your prospect of working with that client or audience and can even harm your reputation as well.

Promoting your podcast to your email list is a great way to stay at the top of your prospects' inboxes while simultaneously adding tons of value.

But studying it can boost your prospects in related areas of interest too, such as human rights.

"It's never easy to let go of your prospects," Nationals General Manager Mike Rizzo said.