Sentence examples similar to a contrasting prospect from inspiring English sources
TJN's appeal to the Queen seeks to draw a link between the contrasting prospects of those Commonwealth nations battling against poverty andthose UK-linked tax havens that have attracted capital oversea because of the low tax and secrecy on offer.
They identify a sharp divide across the UK with climate change bringing contrasting prospects to different regions.
Contrasting prospects in key export markets positive in Sweden, negative in Russia will amount to a modest economic stimulus.
What a contrast to the fearful prospect ahead of us: comatose travellers trying their very hardest to summon their last remaining reserves of energy for the three-mile-long immigration queue.
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I remember in 1993 being asked to write an article comparing and contrasting the prospects for peace in South Africa and Israel/Palestine (following the signing of the Oslo Accords).
That reaction proved a contrast to Johnson, as he sounded downright giddy at the prospect of playing for Parcells.
Speaking to the Guardian before Saturday's annual Concacaf congress on the Caribbean island of Aruba, Montagliani contrasted the prospect of the countries' cooperating on a World Cup with the division represented by the wall along the border with Mexico planned by Donald Trump.
