Sentence examples for a prospect of a from inspiring English sources

A prospect of a wider war with Arab and Turkish participation looms on the horizon.

"You could stay afloat on adrenalin when there was a prospect of a breakthrough," the author writes.

Certainly, there was a prospect of a hell of a lot of violence and the country really falling apart.

Adieu, Wim, eventually Premium rates Champions of trade Reprints Related items CorrectionFeb 21st 2002There is even a prospect of a bumper year ahead.

There is still a prospect of a Liberal Democrat deal with Labour – but not with Mr Brown, because people did "vote for change".

They will do so again if they feel there is a prospect of a conviction, though the sifting process will take until the new year.

If no project has succeeded by December 2014, the competition will be scrapped – though there is a prospect of an extension, say the organisers.

"A Prospect of Eternity".

A prospect of sleet.

That, claims Macquarie, gives it an incentive to undertake capital expenditure, since it has a prospect of earning a decent return over the long term.

For those who must live in the world, the Bhagavadgita gave a moral code and a prospect of final liberation.