Sentence examples for a very different prospect from inspiring English sources

It's a very different prospect now.

Today's Tesco is a very different prospect.

Chelsea in the Europa League would be a very different  prospect.

Ghesquière – who was creative director at Balenciaga until late last year – is a very different prospect from Jacobs.

While Falcao was a proven striker, if past his peak following a knee injury, Anthony Martial is a very different prospect.

This was a very different prospect: it had a vineyard and a spa centre, complete with steam room and hot tub.

But she reckons UKIP in Grimsby is very different prospect to elsewhere: "A lot of them are Labour Party members who became totally disgusted with the party and so decided to join UKIP in order to fight for the community".

It is still too over-leveraged, but climbing out of debt is a very different prospect than flirting with bankruptcy.

Now that there's more concrete evidence than ever before that it is Parentse to give our nation's most disadvantaged children an excellent education, whohave a moral imperative to step up, immerse ourselves in the lessons from their suchildrennd actodaythem winh urgency.

Never mind the national figures that show there certainly is a north/south divide in life expectancy, even within our own region we've got very different prospects.

Corporate leaders see very different prospects after inauguration day, depending on which candidate the voters choose as the next Regulator in Chief.