Sentences with phrase «more immediate prospect»

Not exact matches

There aren't many more on the immediate horizon: An examination of Baltimore's farm system reveals a youth movement that's still several years away from bearing fruit, especially since top pitching prospect Luis Rivera, 22, went down with a torn labrum during spring training.

The Lancaster House speech promised to end the ECJ's jurisdiction in the UK which in theory would prohibit re-signing to the ECAA - raising the prospect that UK airlines could face more restrictions than their Macedonian counterparts in the immediate aftermath of Brexit.

Ulrich has a more immediate Dietl - related challenge; securing Queens support for a Dietl Wilson - Pakula and avoiding the disastrous prospect of backing a candidate who can't even run in his party's primary.

The Kuwait conference has the immediate prospect of allowing leaders to develop professional relationships, share experiences and examine ways to build scientific and technological strength by encouraging more women to enter the fields.

In terms of specifics, the high school that Lady Bird attends is a Sacred Heart Catholic School, the era is the immediate years following 9/11, which makes the prospect of escaping to a college in New York more realistic than her grades deserve, and while she technically lives in California, as Gerwig said of her hometown at The New York Film Festival's press conference, «Sacramento is the Midwest of California».

Within the neoliberal economic model of doing more with less, law students are being saddled with more debt with the discouraging prospect of fewer articling positions, fewer jobs and no immediate prospect of doing work in areas serving low income clients, sole practice and areas of social justice.

For new REALTORS ®, the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ®» Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice often seems distant from the more immediate need to prospect for listings, match buyers with properties, and close your first transactions.