Sentence examples for a faint prospect from inspiring English sources
He conceded that this was a faint prospect, given the large number of foreign fighters in the city, most of whom were thought to be ready to fight to the death.
With the Sharks increasingly at sixes and sevens, Palma-Newport surged over following a close-range lineout to end any faint prospect of Sale, rousing winners over Leicester last weekend, staging a comeback.
But it's close to the end of its rollout, with $200m still an alarmingly faint prospect.
Yet history matters, and not only for the faint prospect that the guilty may one day face justice for their actions.
But, with the financial crisis raging and the National Intelligence Council recently conjuring a 2025 scenario called "A World Without the West," there is the real, if fainter, prospect of a more fundamental turning: of an American decline that would give India's rise its greatest significance.
Northampton's faint prospects of qualifying for the knockout stage of the Heineken Cup received another blow in London's Royal Courts of Justice on Tuesday.
In Ireland, Donnelly helped to set up the Trinity Research Staff Association, which aims to support the growing number of postdocs who have faint prospects of tenure-track jobs by encouraging the university to provide courses in such issues as research management and policy development.
"Faint" Prospects for Rebirth.
His former headmaster Eric Anderson defends the young Cameron, saying that when he – Anderson – was 14 he wanted to play rugby for Scotland, but that didn't mean there was the faintest prospect of it happening.
For Bahram Shahriyari, 58, the prospect of lifting international sanctions after the nuclear deal was a faint light at the end of what had become a dark tunnel.
