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The costly maintenance of the Blue Highway also dims the its future prospects.
A particular claimant might have had prospects or chances of advancement and increasingly remunerative employment.
We haven't decided which car to buy yet. We're still looking at a few prospects.
Even though we are experiencing cold, wintry weather, the prospects of a white Christmas do not seem to be high.
Lost confidence will return, dating can recommence, love lives will flourish and job prospects will improve.
Not until Richard usurped the throne in 1483 did Henry's prospects brighten, his cause sustained largely by his redoubtable mother.
Overall, the administration's handling of trade is a modest net negative for the president's reelection prospects.
This, combined with poor prospects for economic gain by the British, resulted in a de facto abdication of many responsibilities of governance.
Young men with poor marriage prospects might attempt to abduct a woman and force her into marriage.
As I climbed into my chest high waders we chatted about the fishing prospects.
While most prospects for the Breeders' Cup races had no timed workouts on Saturday, a trio of candidates tuned up at Churchill Downs.
One of the most frightening prospects facing any wannabe chef is the frenetic pace of the modern day professional kitchen.
Assessing his prospects of success in those claims and the quantum of any damages requires many of the underlying issues to be tested or tried.
Yet, for all that, it was hard not to feel slightly queasy about the prospects for the remainder of the Scottish season.
The markets still believe the view that the US wants the dollar to stay weak in order to boost its economic recovery prospects.
The number includes 2,094 broodmares or broodmare prospects, 1,887 weanlings, and 134 horses of various ages.
The warm weather of the last week has given way to colder conditions in the last two days putting the weekend prospects in the balance.
We want to make a radical difference to the prospects and perception of the town.
These aren't necessarily the best prospects at their positions, but you won't find journeymen minor leaguers on the teams, either.
Some analysts suggest the dollar rally may be overdone, raising prospects of a euro recovery in the months ahead.
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Tell them where their strategy is going wrong and damaging the business and its future prospects.
For example, in Malaysia and Korea, prospects do not rate themselves highly nor share past successes easily.
We'll re-advertise next week but we have three, possibly four hot prospects who've been asking us if you were back on the market.
Boanerges has good prospects of getting back on top tomorrow and is awarded the nap vote in a wide open contest.
In time, this should improve the prospects of third parties and independent candidates.
Many had not worked in the regular labor market for a long time, if at all, and their prospects for steady, remunerative work remained dim.
The prospects of severely congested streets, increased health problems and loss of amenity in the city are real concerns.
If the assessors disagree about a candidate's prospects, they can go to the videotape and replay a critical moment.
Thus, this film represents women without prospects for ownership under a patriarchal system, as hysterical and dangerous vessels.
He said some of the actors have requested to leave the production for other career prospects, which he said will not affect the production.
While media commentators are speculating about the prospects for peace, any US-sponsored settlement would be no more than a temporary respite.
As it turns out, he has had an opportunity to retrain and his employment prospects and therefore his remuneration are increasing.
This particularly improves job prospects for youngsters and returnees to the job market.
Prominent organizations have began to see the light more, and realize what kind of production prospects can give them.
With so many exciting projects and prospects, is there anything he would wish for?
The total production to 1926 was about 5,000,000 tonnes of argentiferous galena from around 300 mines and prospects.
Globalization and localization enhance the prospects for rapid and sustainable growth in developing countries.
The aspirants lingered around, checked, cross-checked and kept their fingers crossed over the prospects of getting a job.
Even where love is blind, it was obvious that Julian had been inept at studies, and his prospects were fair at best.
Wall Street ignored his assurances that the long-term prospects were largely unaffected.
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His prospects were limited to a low-paid job in the civil service or a low-paid job in military.
He and his students aim to improve the prospects of at-risk children and families through local programs.
This was a fine performance by the Chamber of Commerce president and certainly augurs well for her future political prospects.
But Italy still has a streak of sporting Machiavellianism a mile wide, and his prospects of staying the course remain in the balance.
Sara was not sanguine about the prospects, for all of Midgarde had been held too long in thrall.
That this in no way reduces his sanguine view of future economic prospects is as unbelievable as it is disconcerting.
One should not, however, be sanguine about the prospects for such international behavior modification.
The Mexican press has been more sanguine about the prospects for the Zapatistas.
This fall, many on Madison Avenue are feeling sanguine about the prospects for TV advertising, the default choice of big marketers.
Looking forward, he hopes the weather improves but says the prospects for milk prices don't look good.
With the advent of electronics and automation techniques, the prospects of manless coal mining are very promising.
It's obvious when you talk about prospects how much you value your first-hand account, or the scouting reports you hear of a player.
Rarely has any one ball club been stockpiled with such a talented group of young rookie prospects.
Shuleva and her German counterpart further mapped out prospects to exchange experience in balneology.
When 10 September dawned for the crew of the seaplane, so did the prospects for an end to their harrowing journey.
Swedes entering the work force, like people in most industrialized countries, face bright prospects.
Trade union Solidarity on Monday released a research report on the job prospects for matriculants.
Another big issue is getting a clean title to the property, with no liens or prospects that a third cousin of the owner will show up to claim it.
After all the temptations of the 20th century and the lack of any prospects for the future, people's souls are thirsting for kitsch.
She was sixth overall in this race last year as a first year intermediate so her prospects for this year's championships are excellent.
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There are also other secular trends that are generating ominous forecasts about the prospects for much of the Third World.
Improved competitiveness facilitated by the euro bodes well for Germany's medium-term economic prospects.
During trips home we'd have these bluff conversations about money and prospects, pensions and security.
However, because the state senate must convene again by July 19, the prospects for Real Reform are still very much alive.
Yet the politics of the area nowadays demonstrate the precariousness of modern Toryism in general, and of Letwin's prospects in particular.
By 1845 the economic prospects for South Australia and Hay had improved enough for him to start shopkeeping again.
In a word, he altered all the poor girl's prospects, as we then hoped and believed, for the better.
Being such a fan of both the minor leagues and the hot stove league, I sure wish general managers would swap prospects every once in awhile.
One idea is to require pitching prospects to come to the plate in the minor leagues, even in leagues that allow a designated hitter.
This in turn will have a very big influence on the prospects for partnership in the future.
Another big problem with using insider data on specific companies is that executives sometimes misread company prospects.
Many coffee-shops are now following the same model, which could undermine the prospects for fee-based hotspots.
Already, legal tussles have overshadowed the prospects of a better future for this prestigious venture taken up by the Society.
It's easy, especially given the twin whammies of war and a tough economy, to surrender to despair about your prospects for improvement.
Payment delays were causing families considerable hardship at a time when farming was already in crisis and future prospects were bleak, he said.
The film's amiable but lackadaisical hero is blissfully unconcerned by his lack of money or prospects.
Over half the population is under the age of 25, educated in sink schools with few prospects of decent jobs after graduation.
If faith can move mountains, what can it do for a club's Premiership prospects?
The jobs tend to be eagerly sought, especially by women, whose other prospects for earning an income can be very unappealing.
We recommend including this in the footer of every page of your site to reinforce that you're local to the prospects.
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In the United States, labour market prospects for low skilled workers have been poor over the past two decades.
North Carolina's boatload of elite prospects might form a championship team.
It also greatly multiplies prospects for broad adoption, which is one of the most meaningful, quantifiable measures of success.
Too many new entrepreneurs harm their own prospects by underpricing their goods and services.
He wasn't going to undersell himself again to a team with such dim prospects.
The prospects of agreement on a devolution package in the near future appear slim, however.
That reflects improving prospects in their home market, improving cashflows and boosted optimism.
In theory, business would transfer from unprofitable branches that shut down to those that remained, improving their prospects.
Nor has the media reported on the near-term prospects for many hundreds of thousands of increasingly desperate civilians.
He is one of Cincinnati's top prospects, and was deemed untouchable when the team was negotiating the trade.
These pups should make excellent prospects for trialing or be true brag dogs in the future.
Another function of this neighborly friendship, then, is to widen the scope and prospects of her relationships.
Everyone from the oldest upperclassmen and lowly freshman delighted in the prospects of two days without school.
Maternal and neonatal immunisation offer the best prospects for reducing vertical transmission.
In recent weeks there has been an upsurge in optimism about our economic prospects.
Thanks to the upswing in economy activities, the employment prospects have improved in most countries.
Ober also likes the prospects for coal companies, which are enjoying an uptick in commodity prices due to the increased demand for electricity.
Shares in its leading companies have raced ahead, fuelled by prospects of rising export earnings.
But today I'm going to go out on a limb, and predict the breakout of two more pitching prospects.
Each year, thousands of soon-to-be music graduates begin thinking about job prospects after graduation.
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Her approach to this land was marked by smiles, which evidenced the brightness of her prospects.
Anne still had no money, no good job prospects, poor health, broken plumbing, and three scarred kids.
At the time, the market was bullish about the firm's earnings and sales growth prospects.
While cable ad sales execs have been bullish about the industry's prospects, broadcast has held off much of cable's Nielsen advance.
Yet, eight minutes into the game on Sunday and the prospects of that seemed unlikely after Cooper spilled the ball.
Celtic may be a non-participant in the World Cup, but their prospects could be distinctly altered by events on the other side of the globe.
By contrast, from 1987 to 1997, when job prospects for youth in Canada were at a low, there was an increase in volunteerism among young people.
The group is bullish on the prospects for the sports drink that has already captured 16 per cent of the Irish market.
For play-by-play analysis I'll turn it to Aaron Gleeman, but this is how the prospects did yesterday.
That, alone, raises the most terrifying prospects for the future of humankind.
Today both companies are concentrating on the local branch offices of large corporations as their hot sales prospects.
A jail term would ruin his job prospects and be of hardship to his mother and grandmother.
Bank of Scotland had a reputation for being a Jacobite bank, warm to the prospects of Stuarts back on the throne.
Reintroducing college fees could harm the prospects of improved access to third level education, the head of Irish universities has warned.
Bilingual education may actually be harming the prospects of many students who don't speak English.
Other reasons for not supporting a ban were that it would infringe people's rights and could harm business prospects.
Some studies have concluded that mothers could be harming the educational prospects of their offspring by returning to work too early.
Bouton, who assesses the dismal prospects for conversion of African slaves in six pages, devotes two entire chapters to the Carib Indians.
It has also raised the prospects of a wide open Olympic basketball tournament in Athens.
Mackay might as well not be Scottish, for all that it has helped his international prospects.
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In practice, the Committee targeted dark-skinned indigents and showed remarkably little interest in their origin, occupation, or prospects.
The sharp falls cannot be explained by a change in global economic prospects, or the outlook for corporations.
But at the same time they talked down the prospects for electrification as though it was yesterday's outmoded solution.
Deputy chair of Scottish Enterprise, he bangs the drum for business formation, pushing resources into the best growth prospects.
He has said most fighters can be persuaded to change sides by dialogue or better employment prospects.
He is likely quite uncomfortable about the prospects of appearing weak, submissive or passive.
Nearly nine years later, straight-from-high school prospects are as common in the NBA as high-tops and tattoos.
Other Hawaiian birds, such as the 20 or so diverse and colorful honeycreepers, face equally grim prospects if the disease hits, Burgett predicts.
Reflecting the depth of bureaucratic resistance to his plans, the panel found only four prospects.
The three were panelists during a discussion here on Saturday about the prospects of the upcoming Assembly session.
The current level of wage drift is not sustainable and will weaken employment prospects in the exposed sectors of the economy.
Third world workers want to toil in sweatshops, recognizing that it improves their prospects.
Indeed, such unofficial communication between hostile nations tends to humanize the enemy and improve the prospects for peace and cooperation.
They include those who come down from University with no other qualification than a pass degree and perhaps a Blue, and no prospects whatsoever.
Kennedy issued his clarion call to mobilize Americans against these threatening prospects.
With legitimate job prospects hampered by a felony record, many ex-convicts return to old hustles to survive.
You have broadcasters hyping up untested prospects with padded records or falling over themselves just to show the latest fad.
It is illustrated with twelve curious draughts of the ichnographies, uprights, and other prospects of these cathedrals.
Upbeat but not cocky, he was oblivious to his prospects of leading an overall majority government.
Excited over the prospects of films, Heeba still promises to remain faithful to theatre.
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Several factors inherent to contemporary economics also impact adversely on the prospects for teaching Marxism.
Dixon also accused him of being unduly pessimistic about the prospects for renewable energy.
Pina is also pessimistic about the prospects for more accurate media coverage of Haiti.
Industry analysts are pessimistic about Ansett's prospects of raising the required capital.
He says the company has good prospects going forward with carpet reportedly making a comeback as a fashion trend.
Wall Street regards favorably the company's long-term prospects but not necessarily the short-term share price.
It has the inside track despite Edison's weak financial prospects and continuing reports of poor academic performance in its schools.
This is not the remark of someone confident in his own identity and prospects.
I do believe we should be reasonably confident about our prospects for the future.
The finality of death of a young man with glowing prospects for success is a shattering blow indeed.
A day later, the mood was grim and many corporate financiers were not willing to comment on the prospects for the tech sector.
The only purpose it is intended to serve is to boost the election prospects of the ruling party in the State.
Despite its limited prospects, the internationalist faith in such institutions continued into the following decade.
Ivins said the chain was also benefiting from its focus on the contact lens market where it believes the industry's major growth prospects lie.
The upgrade reflects the country's bright economic prospects and prudent fiscal policies.
Because of the intractability of her condition, the offender's prospects of rehabilitation are negligible.
Rarely has a branch of science offered more inviting prospects for a novice hoping to undertake research.
The delays are poisoning the political atmosphere and daily making the prospects more and more dispiriting.
The prospects for improving labor standards at the domestic level are constrained by two countervailing market forces.
On the question of the prospects of success of any appeal to the Court of Appeal, there are two points.
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Lately, my fascination with the notion of forbidden fruit does not concern rebellious acts, but rather romantic prospects.
The challenge, as always, was how to name the problem without sounding like a crybaby or jinxing all future job prospects.
Many people's health, their livelihoods, environment and prospects for a secured and fulfilled future are being destroyed.
If you're still fuzzy about the company's prospects, or the numbers, think twice about making an investment.
He has presided over a marked increase in public cynicism about politics without suffering significant damage to his own electoral prospects.
Why, for example, did professional money managers pour funds into the stocks of Internet companies that had no profits and no prospects?
Career gaps are no longer viewed with suspicion and they can actually enhance your prospects, she writes.
Not in recent memory has it been so difficult to gauge the prospects for going public, but a veteran entrepreneur helps clear things up.
There was anger about the lack of prospects and poor schools, and young people from ethnic minorities felt trapped in ghettos.
Analysts are divided on earnings prospects and on the benefits of the demerger.
Around the time, many small business prospects, customers and clients will dwell on cost.
It painted a rather gloomy view of the employment prospects of current final-year students.
Faced with the prospects of losing customers, they will have to provide quality and low-cost power to survive.
That is how Mr Smith himself put it, although I do not doubt that he did his best to form a view as to the prospects of success in the action.
With poor mineral resources, its prospects as an independent, viable country were secured by the invention of refrigeration.
And she knows the film's box-office prospects are likely to be modest by Hollywood standards.
What both discourses have in common is a mechanical view of our economic prospects.
The two have duelled for domination in central Europe, seeking to capitalise on strong growth prospects and European Union entry from next year.
In many cases, an alternative to a representational model will offer the best prospects for success.
On this basis, the prospects of the applicant succeeding in the challenge to his conviction appear to us be very slim.
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By aligning the owners' aspirations with those of their emerging management team, the prospects of future success are greatly increased.
As academics, doctors, engineers, and small business owners, they had stronger financial prospects in their adopted country.
The last few days showed that the national capital market has good prospects.
Like a venture-capital firm, it sizes up a client's prospects diligently before providing help.
We will point to the properties on offer, assess the long-term prospects and highlight potential pitfalls.
The current mix of economic and political upheaval has had a profound and disturbing impact on future prospects in the region.
They decided to call in an independent expert to investigate the prospects of the deposit.
We use technologies to slice up insurance industry data and deliver it in interactive graphical format to clients and prospects.
Your main objective in following up with a phone call or visit is to get clients and prospects to talk.
More than 30 representatives participated in joint calls with prospects and existing clients.
Our training assists professionals in recognizing what their prospects and clients consider to be rude.
Clients want to show off their logo to customers and prospects to remind them of the quality and care the company brings to the business.
The two largest potential groups of likely prospects for the certificate program include law enforcement officers and nurses.
Another excellent technique is listening to senior sales staff speak to prospects and clients.
The idea would be that a company links to its customers and potential prospects.
This will allow you to focus on hot prospects while testing your marketing message.
And then there are other people who are good presenters and communicators with clients and prospects.
The shows are very festive with invitations going out to clients and prospects all over Japan.
Insight on all of these issues and more can demonstrate to clients and prospects how your agency brain ticks.
Rivals ranks all levels of prospects by state, position and region and keeps track of commitments received by each school.
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He said Government was doing the mapping exercise as a basic way of exploring minerals at various mining prospects.
These days, there are fewer places to drill, and the best exploration prospects take more capital to tap.
One of the problems of such a site, however magnificent its prospects, is the Meltemi, the prevailing north-east summer wind of the Aegean.
The other two views take in turn prospects from the east and the west which are altogether more familiar to us.
In La Puce, the topographical prospects, or views, include the female body as well as the city.
However, it didn't take his demotion to substitute last night to make me think the prospects, personal and collective, aren't rosy.
Many regions have suffered depopulation precisely because of the declining job prospects and poor infrastructure available.
And one wonders at the public-sector whistleblowers' consequent employment prospects in the private sector.
Long-term prospects are overshadowed by the prospects of a leveling off in diamond mining production.
Enforced ethnic cleansing and poor economic prospects at home caused a diaspora which tested national flexibility.
The prospects of these people have been grievously damaged by the massive failure of their political leadership.
The grilse are still here in very good numbers, and the fishing prospects for the week ahead are excellent.
Back in the summer, the prospects for Everton's season were looking pretty grim.
By the end of the nineteenth century, North America's indigenous wild turkey had dim prospects of survival.
The bad news is that the prospects are dim for achieving this end without the resort to force over the coming years.
But the new millennium has greeted the people with dim prospects of deteriorating health.
Local homeowners are resisting the attempts by the city to condemn their land, but their prospects are dim.
But our chronically weak dollar is a clear sign that the global investment community thinks our economic prospects are dim.
Often a project takes on a life of its own and lumbers on, even though there are dim prospects for the resultant product.
I am not involved with anyone special right now and the prospects are rather dim for a Valentine's Day date.
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Attorneys at all levels were quitting and the prospects of recruiting the best new lawyers were dimming.
Failure at this period sharply limits a seedling's early growth and may dim the prospects of those involved.
Despite a few minor victories, however, prospects for large increases are dimming.
The shift, along with the higher costs of funds, is dimming industry prospects.
Conversely, after the Chinese intervention, support declined, based on dimming prospects for gains beyond the status quo.
But if the team is left out of next year's European championship prospects will be significantly dimmed.
Has the recovery hit a wall, dimming prospects for sales, output, and jobs in the second half?
The massive surge of loyalism that had helped to carry the country into war lost momentum as the prospects of a swift victory dimmed.
This, together with expectations that the Irish housing market will peak this year, dims the prospects for earnings growth.
It's also a shop window for talent scouts from top English clubs, of course, so the prospects are bright indeed for the Cushlough man.
If anything, scoring prospects were needed on the wings and on defense.
Immigrant children and youth are the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population, and so their prospects bear heavily on the well-being of the country.
However, the significance of the candidates' list resides not so much in the prospects of the individual contenders as in its heavy tilt towards the conservative camp.
Cunningham is popular with the party faithful, but party modernisers view her as too radical and fear that some of her views could be harming their electoral prospects.
The only thing so far saving the economy from a terrible reckoning is the fact that there aren't great prospects for profit anywhere else in the world either.
As the new cyberfrontier beckons, America's prospects appear bright.
Cunningham believes Scotland's hottest prospects will appear in the renewable energy sector because the country has an abundance of wind and wave resources.
All of which was a tad harsh on his players after a sodden day's play, so soft and slippy as to be an unreliable indicator of the teams' prospects in the months ahead.
But she said she was surprised as Wiltshire high-tech boom town Swindon is a place with high employment rates and relatively good prospects for young people.
Aware, in his mid-forties, that all the time off for cricket had queered his prospects for mainstream advancement at the bank, Alan seized the new career opportunity.
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And, of course, there is the benefit of having a high volume of customers year round, with the potential of a lot of the hangers reaching potential prospects.
In an industry filled with as much hype and hoopla as the dotcom world in its heyday, Biogen is a company with products, revenues, profits, and prospects.
Likewise, there could a pressure on inflation if oil prices continue to spurt in the global market, which in turn would choke the growth prospects.
It can do much to alleviate children's pessimism about future prospects of happiness if they have godparents who are still jogging on cosily together.
They have tended to advocate a certain view of Russia's prospects and of the East-West relationship that may not be warranted by the actualities of the situation.
Not all the prospects pan out, but occasionally an owner will strike gold.
Burke, of course, was a fleet-footed winger, who as a teenager coming through the ranks at Kilmarnock, was hailed as one of the most promising prospects in Scottish football.
The prospects for an inductive or probabilistic or hypothesis-confirming variant of the cosmological argument are, therefore, no better than those for a demonstrative one.
They were on the road because it's during the summer after a high school player's junior year that college coaches best identify scholarship prospects.
Enterprise improves the socio-economic prospects of the underprivileged.
Indeed, to evaluate the prospects of a proposed intervention, one must attempt to project the effects of the change upon the whole, not just upon a portion of the whole.
Winterbound baseball fans pass the time in hot-stove-league discussions of ballplayers, batting and fielding averages and the prospects for the coming season.
Consumer spending is key to domestic growth, but prospects are dimming.
But the majority of menial workers and derelicts are, going by empirical evidence, first or second-generation immigrants with little in the way of hopes or prospects.
Houses of this era often had formal parterres with coloured and patterned bedding on the garden side of the house, slipping into picturesque prospects beyond the terrace.
Proper attention to detail increases your chances of leaving a wonderful impression that turns prospects into customers and keeps them coming back for more.
Despite some optimistic noises about finding a buyer, saving it looks a forlorn hope and prospects for the remaining 300 workers and 1,750 pensioners look bleak.
Investors inhabited a never-never land when considering their prospects.
So, if funding both in the UK and abroad seems out of your league, a quick blast with this book could change your outlook and prospects for the future.
The team is tired of looking at minor leaguers who aren't top prospects.
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Among dehydrated vegetables, beans, onion and garlic are important and among frozen vegetables prospects for peas, cauliflower, French beans, baby carrot and okra are bright.
Desperately unhappy, Huey recruits his best friend Aldo in an ill-advised scheme to patch things up with his ex-wife. The prospects for success seem unlikely.
There are no prospects that it would be reversed in this Court.
This in turn will add to the already large numbers of unemployed and under-skilled youth on the streets of this country with dim prospects of jobs in the future.
He expected that the two could discuss rationally my quitting high school to move into a broken-down apartment building with a male of dubious prospects.
Danielsen looks to Eastern Europe and Asia for inspiration, championing films that have no British distribution prospects and may never be seen here again.
A good business broker will separate the real buyers from the looky-loos, bring in more qualified prospects, and usually can garner a better price for the business.
A bit rudderless and uncertain about his future prospects, Saleem falls under the influence of fundamentalist agitators, who operate under the patronage of the local landlord.
When the Padres traded Gary Sheffield, Bruce Hurst, Tony Fernandez, and Fred McGriff for prospects and no-names in 1992 and 1993, fans turned away in droves.
Food-for-work schemes have helped some communities to begin the recovery, while the introduction of soil conservation techniques has improved farming prospects in the region.
Larry Walton, whose team is still managing the land under a short-term timber supply contract, admits the prospects of the state assuming control make him nervous.
The best way to improve their economic prospects is not through the work-support programs that states are desperately cobbling together to help them cope.
We are trying to encourage many young people to see this as a worthwhile career which has prospects for moving into design and product development.
He studies draft prospects and keeps tabs on their development.
An augmented pension plan will enhance employees' retirement prospects.
It all sounds like a nice little earner, with escalating prospects.
Despite the precarious position of the oil market, financial markets remain extraordinarily sanguine in regard to the prospects of another major oil shock.
It was also sanguine about the economy's prospects in light of strong productivity growth and the stimulus provided by the current accommodative policy stance.
Their economic importance is also moderate, but given their population sizes and growth prospects, the economic potential of the applicants is substantial.
The mostly young crowd was excited at the prospects of being part of the event, and brought their flags, vuvuzelas and voices, to declare themselves part of the proceedings.
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We will run mailshots for you monthly or every other month to your clients and new prospects, freeing up your time to concentrate on your business.
The BBC will televise the second day of competition, and Brewer underlined the importance of new prospects making their mark if financial patronage is to be restored.
I have spent considerable time this year researching the interest of U.S. fleet operators in telematic services and prospects for the fleet-vehicle tracking market.
From temping in a job with no responsibility, prospects or even daily duties, I'm now editing a magazine about management theory and its impact on emerging markets.
If the latter is true, there is a chance that new management or new business conditions will prompt a turnaround in prospects and give strong positive returns.
Most enquiries focussed on career prospects, the context of agrology in the economy and questions about the academic qualifications required for membership.
She sees prospects for growth in the ties between the two countries, but at the same acknowledges that for many Dutch business people, Bulgaria is still terra incognita.
Gilbert was being very cagey about his future prospects yesterday.
The goal here is to work with customers and prospects in a way that demonstrates you are integrating and presenting information in their best interests.
The stadium was full because hope springs eternal, especially for the Welsh as their side contained a number of genuine young prospects for the future.
The prospects of normal growth of paddy, cotton and other kharif crops brightened after two hours of heavy rain that lashed this region yesterday.
It will measure the extent to which young people identify with democratic values, materialism, solidarity, and confidence in their own and the country's prospects.
The only time that Melville allows the three husbands something for themselves is the opening of the second act, when they discuss the prospects of matrimony with her.
Sonepat city and its adjoining areas received 43 mm of rain during the past 24 hours improving the prospects of kharif crops including the paddy in the district.
To the motley collection of recent books devoted to describing and assessing the prospects of the American imperium, this volume adds remarkably little.
That paragraph has all the hallmarks of the lawyer's craft in playing a card which he or she conceives to strengthen the client's prospects of winning the game.
It says independent operators moving into the North Sea to work on mature oilfields are often offering better promotion and salary prospects than their larger rivals.
This is particularly true when the opportunities for self-advancement are relatively meager, and one's individual interests and prospects do not seem worth living for.
He believes the Australian economy has good medium-term growth prospects.
The prospects are for more destruction, fanaticism, violence and hatred.

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