Sentence examples for a lower prospect from inspiring English sources

The family will likely be healthier, with a lower prospect of infant mortality and better maternal nutrition, including while pregnant and nursing.

Regarding the effects of short stature on future expectations, 44.5% of the parents expected their child to have a lower prospect in the labor market as an adult (39% of boys, 48% of girls), and 39% expected their child to have a lower prospect of finding a spouse (77% of boys, 17% of girls).

Standard & Poor's lowered its outlook on Italy's debt to negative from stable over the weekend, citing a weaker outlook for growth and lower prospects for the country's ability to trim its debt.

Lam, a maker of equipment for manufacturing computer chips, said it expected lower prospects for orders and revenue from its Asian customers.

The lower prospects for the world economy were captured in the sobering phrase from IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde – "the new mediocre" – during this month's IMF/World Bank meeting in Washington.

To the extent that higher BMI is associated with lower prospects of being in couple and obtaining intra-couple transfers, body weight would increase singles' willingness to work in labor markets.

Rookie point guard Collin Sexton, meanwhile, is thought by several scouts to have a lower ceiling than prospects such as Kevin Knox and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, both of whom were taken after him in June's draft.

Would you stop your child from playing with a friend called Charmaine, Chardonnay or Tyler on the basis that their name reflects a lower class and bad prospects?

The Emerald Isle's collective shrug when faced with the prospect of a lower U.S. corporate rate underscores why many experts are forecasting that the GOP tax plan will do little to alter the forces that drive American industry overseas.

In black areas, Nixon faces the prospect of a lower turnout and the loss of some voters to Sen. Christopher S. Bond (R), unless he succeeds in converting criticism into support.

The latest worries, focused on the prospect of a lower rating for those bonds, could put pressure on the banks to raise more capital almost immediately if a downgrade occurred.