Sentence examples for a growing prospect from inspiring English sources

There is a growing prospect the Republican Party leadership could abandon its own nominee this fall, a once unthinkable scenario.

There is a growing prospect that the price for doing so is not only indignity but an indictment, or at least lawyers' fees, when one is called as a witness.

Shale is a growing prospect in this world with decreasing conventional sources of fossil fuel.

The focus of forecast attention remains very much fixed on Sunday, with a growing prospect of rain arriving during the day, courtesy of the ex-Megi remnants described in the original entry (below).

Marissa Mayer has just one year to turn Yahoo into a thriving, growing prospect - or else the venerable business will become an acquisition target.

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the departing Democratic chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said in an interview that the growing prospect of a nuclear crisis was likely to increase the pressure for international negotiations with North Korea, even if they do not directly involve the United States.

But perhaps the growing prospect of a financial crash will focus a few minds.

Soft-liners like Senator Joe Biden and consterned scientists will grump, but their ranks are thinned by the growing prospect of a Saddam or independent terrorist buying or building a nuke that could take out a U.S. city.

The growing prospect of losing a job has sent a shiver down the spine of many Americans.

With the market also weighed by the growing prospect of a rise in US interest rates, other mining stocks suffered.

By refusing to consider the massacre of innocents, the plight of millions of refugees, the growing prospect of a conflagration that engulfs other countries in its flames an appropriate subject for the world's attention.