Sentence examples for Diminish prospects from inspiring English sources

As a member of the Lebanese parliament, Ghassan Moukheiber, explained in an interview with the ICG, "our official policy is to maintain Palestinians in a vulnerable, precarious situation to diminish prospects for their naturalisation or permanent settlement".

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Friday remained upbeat about the city's efforts to woo a professional football team, even as newly announced plans for a potential NFL stadium in Carson seemed to diminish prospects of L.A. landing a franchise.

Tax revenues diminish prospects for even slowing the growth of tobacco sales in Africa, Eurasia, and South America, and prohibition in those areas is currently impossible.

He sees diminishing prospects for settling the border dispute.

Then there's our lack of jobs, lack of income growth, diminishing prospects and dwindling opportunities.

Most define the notion as advancing human endeavors without diminishing prospects for future generations.

After all, it would still be saddled with a stake in a debt-laden firm with diminishing prospects.

Even athletes fortunate enough to find work in television upon retirement typically have to accept radically diminished prospects.

Unless a way can be found to reconcile ethnic and religious differences, the military role will remain strong, diminishing prospects for a democratic and developed Myanmar.

But as Google moves to buy Motorola Mobility, RIM, already under pressure from diminished prospects and declining market share, is once again the subject of takeover talk.

Law school applications are headed for a 30-year low, reflecting increased concern over soaring tuition, crushing student debt and diminishing prospects of lucrative employment upon graduation.