true prospect

A company's managers might be most likely to buy back shares if they believed the current price understated the true prospects for future earnings.

Reform plans on the local level aren't clear yet, but the true prospects for reviving a useful agriculture rest on those details.

However, it is apparent to me and other Formula One observers that Pastor Maldonado is simply blocking true prospects to make an impact.

"Not only lesser elves, but think about all the discontented sons who have nothing to do but be their fathers' heirs, with no true prospect of inheriting?"

Dutton's farm, True Prospect Farm, is located in West Grove, PA.

His last novel, The Dayspring (1903), depicts a young Irishman who journeys to France to live in the Paris Commune but eventually chooses to leave for America considering it to hold a truer prospect of freedom than life in the Commune.

We are not only protecting an important EU sector of production, but we are also protecting the right of consumers to have access to safe and quality products, and the right of workers to know the true prospects for their future and to have the social clauses implemented with respect for human rights.

If you cannot offer any true prospects, such as accession to the European Union before too long, the outcome of the debate in Luxembourg might be interpreted differently than it is over here. Rationality is not immediately obvious to them, so motivating the population once again to continue with such heavy reforms and high unemployment is not easy.