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prospect

[pros-pekt] / ˈprɒs pɛkt /




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Their success on the ice has bolstered their APAs, and they opted to employ a management company last year to enhance their prospects away form curling.

From BBC

Betteridge said, as a third sector organisation, the prospect of dealing with a tall wage rise and incorporating mandatory rises across the board for staff has been "worrying".

From BBC

Fresh conflict is creating another generation of children with few prospects for a better life.

From Barron's

On those points, Muse said Nvidia’s stock is on track to at least reach $300, “though given growth prospects through the end of the decade,” he sees an argument for it getting closer to $400.

From MarketWatch

Grantham still wouldn’t turn bullish if that comes to pass, since he has a long list of other reasons why the U.S. stock market’s longer-term prospects are very poor.

From MarketWatch