Sentence examples for a dim prospect from inspiring English sources

In Virginia, his favorable rating is twenty-seven per cent, a fact that makes a statewide run for office in the near future a dim prospect.

Instead, Murkowski is contemplating a write-in candidacy, a dim prospect that became slightly brighter when election officials allowed that they would probably count "Lisa M".

And after re-reading "The Inferno," I realize I have a dim prospect for the afterlife.

Even so, Charlie Cook, a close follower of the electoral horse-race, takes a dim view of Democratic prospects in November.

But given the slowdown in the American economy, it is the reaction of our investors to American equity holdings that is worthy of note.While three of them, including Lehman Brothers, take a dim view of the prospects for American shares, the other four have either marginally increased their allocations, or have maintained them at the same levels as in the previous quarter.

For the moment, investors are taking a dim view of Citigroup's prospects.

But as long as many Great Lakes voters take a dim view of their own prospects, that may not be enough to see the president to victory.

The bond market has taken a dim view of Ford's prospects and the action by the S.& P., a crucial rating agency, only served to drive the company's borrowing costs up further.

Despite the Microsoft decision, however, some industry analysts and privacy advocates take a dim view of P3P's prospects, because users will still have to figure out how to use it and won't bother.

On page 58 FORBES takes a dim view of the earnings prospects for his bank.

Oddly enough Trunzo was also one of the financiers who took a dim view of Flir's prospects in 2000, refusing to help it raise money during its darkest hours.