Sentence examples for Prospect for progress from inspiring English sources

Burns inquired about the prospect for progress on a natural gas deal between Turkey and Azerbaijan.

Add that to the fact that the "tax" hits a vulnerable and not especially profitable American industry, and that China is on the Americans' side here, and it's hard to see much prospect for progress.

If Mr Bush gets CAFTA through Congress only by surrendering to the sugar lobby, the signals for Doha and the prospect for progress in opening up sensitive farm sectors will be grim.

And even though the diplomats met for hours on Monday and Tuesday, the official said there was not enough time to determine whether the Iranian offer held the prospect for progress.

The president plans to argue that the political upheaval raises the prospect for progress on all fronts, and will offer "some specific new ideas about U.S. policy toward the region," the White House press secretary, Jay Carney, said Tuesday.

Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says he is willing to meet with Mr. Abbas, but stresses that there is no prospect for progress until the Palestinians release an Israeli soldier seized by Palestinian militants and taken to Gaza on June 25.

However, there are prospects for progress.

Here, too, the prospects for progress are unpredictable.

Until that fundamental dispute is resolved, the prospects for progress are slim.

So far, the prospects for progress are at best worrisome, at worst terrifying.

We need to feel that we are making progress, even when the actual prospects for progress are quite small.