Sentence examples for Prospect from inspiring English sources

We have determined that there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest".

In a speech setting out the government package to deter so-called benefit tourism, Cameron will say EU migrants can only continue to claim jobseekers allowance if they have been continuously actively seeking work and have a realistic imminent prospect of finding a job.

The term "nervous" is on every rider and manager's lips when asked to describe the demands of the early phase of the race, but what they mean is more complex than a few shivers of anticipation at the prospect of a tricky bit of road or two.

The prospect of freedom had become his reason for existence.

Reacting to the prospect of a referendum, Dijsselbloem said Greece did not have the time to conduct a plebiscite.

The Franco-German timetable also raises the prospect that the negotiations could take place outside a formal EU treaty revision.

At the annual conference of his Traditional Unionist Voice party in Belfast last weekend Allister relished the prospect of taking on a political Goliath that has tramped all over the Northern Ireland landscape since the 1970s.

But privacy groups, sensing the prospect of losing one of their most reviled post-9/11 laws, were not in a mood to compromise on Friday.

Far from Cairo's madding crowds, they are in theory an attractive prospect for many Egyptians.

McDonald's reinvention of the Hamburglar was seemingly meant as a play for refreshed cultural relevance, but deeply mixed reactions to the new beef thief raise the prospect that the corporation has miscalculated.

Earle is perhaps a little more realistic on the prospect – at least as far as the weather is concerned.