Sentence examples for a brighter prospect from inspiring English sources

Unlike previous Christian missionaries, Teresa did nothing to challenge the caste system, to offer a brighter prospect to her charges than dying clean.

If the far left put aside its differences and adopted a slightly less dogmatic approach to politics, Mr Scargill might yet find the election of 2002 a brighter prospect than that of 1997.

We will have a brighter prospect for our future.

He is considered a bright prospect for the future.

Hardly a bright prospect in any baseball league.

The case is not as bad as it first seemed, so that's a bright prospect.

"It can go either way, but I think he dealt with it fantastically well and he's a bright prospect for the future".

Despite having a bright start to his Spurs career, Eriksen has since gone off the boil, although he looks a bright prospect for the future at the age of just 21.

Despite being touted as a bright prospect at Old Trafford, Morrison appeared only in the League Cup before the former United manager Sir Alex Ferguson sold him to West Ham for £650,000 in January 2012.

Despite being touted as a bright prospect at Old Trafford, Morrison appeared only in the League Cup before the former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson sold him to West Ham for £650,000 in January 2012.

One suggestion by several Democratic legislators is that the lines were drawn by Republicans to ensure a district in Brooklyn that would offer a bright prospect for the election of Marty Golden, a Republican city councilman who announced last week that he was planning to run for a Senate seat.