Sentence examples for although the prospects from inspiring English sources

ALTHOUGH the prospects for most of the euro zone's periphery remain dark, there is a glimmer of hope in the west.

Scotland Yard obviously knows something about "burying bad news", although the prospects of prosecutions always seemed quite remote in the first place.

Breeding a bit earlier in the season or having the pups farther north could ensure that populations do not decline further, although the prospects for this are unclear.

In a parallel but separate process, the Pakistani government is also considering peace talks with the Pakistani Taliban, although the prospects for success seem even more remote.

"As a Unilever shareholder, I might be legitimately concerned, because although the prospects of synergies are great, rarely do these megamergers work as well as they are planned, either on the cost side or the growth side".

The Cheney report also calls for tax credits for buyers of fuel cell cars, which convert hydrogen to electricity through a chemical process, although the prospects for these vehicles are less certain.

Now, facing billion-dollar losses and dwindling market share, the Detroit companies have revived the proposal to shift health care assets, although the prospect would be expensive.

Although the prospect of battling Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Gateway might intimidate some boutique computer makers, Velocity Micro says it welcomes the challenge.

Indeed it does, although the prospect of further Australian joy will be dampened a little by the absence of Michael Clarke, Brad Haddin, David Warner and Shane Watson, all of whom are rested.

In the short term that is not in our gift, although the prospect of a hung parliament makes it more likely.

Although the prospect of a treatment flickers on the horizon, what is needed now is money – lots of it, and fast.