Sentence examples for accept the prospect from inspiring English sources

And most seem to accept the prospect of losing a manageable amount of money over many years.

The Musa family has refused to accept the prospect that its patriarch was corrupt, and took out a full-page ad in a newspaper denying the allegations.

The Iraqis now seem prepared to accept the prospect that many or even most of the former Blackwater employees will remain on the job as Triple Canopy employees.

Despite its flaws, there is one powerful reason to stick to the euro that even some of the most skeptical economists accept: the prospect of breaking away from the euro is very scary.

In fact, the definition of success in the business is breaking even, and most investors seem to accept the prospect of losing a manageable amount of money over many years.

At the end of his life Ames finds himself delightfully tethered to this world by family, while Lila ultimately manages to accept the prospect of something good happening to her.

For now, Mr. Sharon is likely to continue trying to avoid making the fateful strategic decision on what to do next -- whether to seek an all-out victory over the Palestinians, or to resume negotiations and accept the prospects of major territorial concessions.

Perhaps he had already accepted the prospect of a dismal local-election result.

She accepts the prospect of advertising on the tram that traverses it.

In August 1935 the Comintern at its Seventh Congress in Moscow proclaimed the principle of an antifascist united front, and in May 1936 the Chinese communists for the first time accepted the prospect that such a united front might include Chiang Kai-shek himself, and not merely dissident elements in the Nationalist camp.

If he made the sacrifice and accepted the prospect of seeing his family twice a year, Dann said, he could have the opportunity of being sent to the Middle East for work, where he might earn as much as $900 a month.