Sentence examples for actually no prospect from inspiring English sources

It's easy to forget that there is actually no prospect of large green hoardings, only a change in supplier from their current provider of coffee products (Cafe Direct) to Starbucks, one of three NUS-endorsed brands.

Well after 34 months in detention, Mr Justice Foskett decided holding him further would be unlawful: with no prospect of his actually being sent back to Iran, it is no longer reasonable to detain him pending removal.

Now I don't think that is actually a prospect that is likely to appeal.

Then I thought further and realized that the way things have been going in First Amendment land, there was actually very little prospect that he was wrong.

Many wonder whether he can actually stomach the prospect of leading a new government with Martin McGuinness, a former IRA leader, as deputy first minister.

In short, far from fearing that more action against unemployment might lead to an uptick in inflation, the Fed should actually welcome that prospect.

But if Episode Seven is set a few decades further down the line, then we have the intriguing and actually rather exciting prospect of bringing back Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford and Mark Hamill (respectively 56, 70 and 61 years old) in their original roles.

The one to watch! "I realized that my cute ex-intern was actually my Boyfriend Prospect when he helped me move offices.

According to Wallace -- who worked on the McCain campaign in 2008 and stood directly at odds with Sarah Palin multiple times -- there's little real risk that anybody in the GOP would actually let this prospect come to light.

Catterson and Claes [ 64] have argued that longer periods of funding actually decrease the prospect of sustainability.

Typical of their prescient thinking was the conservative pundit Robert Novak's Dec. 30 column promising that Mr. Bush's public touting of Jesus "actually enhances prospects of his wrapping up the Republican nomination by early February".