Sentence examples for almost no prospect from inspiring English sources

Unless he resigns, there is almost no prospect of removing him before the next election.

Sadly, there seems almost no prospect of another raft of liberal measures.

There is almost no prospect of the Tories curbing free movement, which means they cannot, while remaining in the EU, satisfy those who rail against the immigration it causes.

Vice-President Mike Pence arrives in the Middle East this weekend, with stops in Egypt, Jordan, and Israel, amid growing anger at the Trump Administration, little to show for its pledges, and almost no prospect of progress anytime soon, while getting sucked into longer-term military commitments to preserve its few gains.

It began at the Oval before the final Test of last summer, when England picked Chris Woakes and Simon Kerrigan at the last minute despite there being almost no prospect whatsoever of either getting on the plane to Australia.

He had no consistent set of doctors, and almost no prospects for turning his situation around.

It is a stodgy defense that offers Black almost no prospects for victory, but it is hard to crack.

There are districts where jobs simply aren't available, and people over the age of thirty-five halmostmost no prospects at all.

It also pays bribes to border guards and other officials and "salaries" - inducements to young men with almost no employment prospects in one of the poorest areas of the world - to join a group with an extremist religious ideology that is not above making big money from crime.

These ex-convicts, with almost no rehabilitation and little prospect for supporting themselves, return to the already-struggling communities that were rendered that way in part because so many men are being extracted on such a massive scale.

The driver finally gave up, leaving Mr. Yassin with virtually no raw materials for production and an almost certain prospect of a shutdown.