Sentence examples for Lack of prospect from inspiring English sources
His home-road splits were dissected, his lack of big-game experience, his lack of prospect pedigree.
The lack of prospect for agreement in Moscow in September was reinforced Monday when Rose Gottemoeller, the under secretary of state for arms control, met with Sergei Ryabkov, the Russian deputy foreign minister, in Brussels.
I fall into the conversational mode, matching it to each old child, as if we share a joke (of course we do, the dizzy depths of years), and each grandchild, politely quizzing them on their events and prospects, all the while suppressing, like an acid reflux, the lack of prospect black and bilious for me.
But then we gradually approach more difficult choices, when our revolt succeeds in its direct goal, we come to realise that what really bothered us (our un-freedom, humiliation, social corruption, lack of prospect of a decent life) goes on in a new guise.
When he applies to Delia Bacon's work the kind of close reading that led her to conclude that frustration and lack of prospects forced Francis Bacon to take up his quill, he finds her own frustration and lack of prospects talking.
Suddenly, the nation's eyes were on Neukölln, and its violence, lack of prospects and frustration were revealed to all.
More orthodox Republicans, like the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, are also expressing interest in using government levers to tackle the lack of prospects for so many American workers.
He joined the Army in 1948 as a 19-year-old, motivated in part by the lack of prospects at home but mostly by pride in America.
Where the men of a seaside town, bored and impatient over their lack of prospects with women, decide to place an ad in an American newspaper in hopes of attracting babes from the States.
He has begun scouting potential smugglers to take him to Europe, he said, looking to join the surge of young Afghans who are abandoning their country, frustrated by endless war, a lack of prospects and the slow pace of change.
The story proved untrue, but the reporter made contacts in the Syrian community who later got in touch with the paper to publicise their concerns about their lack of prospects on the island.
