Sentence examples for Foreseeable prospect from inspiring English sources

If the party hangs together, there is no foreseeable prospect of a change of government through elections.

There is no investment, and no foreseeable prospect of growth: GDP is expected to shrink by 5% in 1998.Worse, Mr Primakov faces two huge challenges.

The demise of the Hubble will leave astronomers with no foreseeable prospect of a telescope in space operating primarily at visible wavelengths.

Charges have been filed against fifteen detainees, but even if these cases come to trial — and considerable legal obstacles remain — many more prisoners will be left in limbo, without any charges pending against them or any foreseeable prospect of release.

Charges have been filed against fifteen detainees, but even if these cases come to trial and considerable legal obstacles remain many more prisoners will be left in limbo, without any charges pending against them or any foreseeable prospect of release.

To individuals who have spent over a decade imprisoned under draconian circumstances, separated from their families and without any foreseeable prospect of freedom, the latest round of degradations appear to have represented a breaking-point.

Second, it provides an overview of the breakthroughs that have occurred and the foreseeable prospects of the use of DESs in various biotechnological and biological applications.

With the larger national economy strengthening, low interest rates still available for the foreseeable future, employment prospects improving, together with a number of other metrics all on the positive side of the meter, factors point to a very good year ahead for New York City residential real estate.

After the Schäuble-Varoufakis interlude there is no prospect in the foreseeable future of a re-nationalisation of monetary sovereignty.

In his interview on Friday, Mr. Aristide said that he hoped to return to Haiti, an unlikely prospect for the foreseeable future.

Even if Congress imposes limits on U.S. involvement, the depressing prospect for the foreseeable future is that the U.S. — ideally with more support from its regional allies — will be engaged in a significant and at times dangerous struggle with Islamic State and similar groups, with no guarantee of achieving all of its objectives.