Sentence examples for an immediate prospect from inspiring English sources

Ending Medicaid as we know it is an immediate prospect.

Regular helicopter commuting for outlying towns doesn't seem to be an immediate prospect.

A Syrian peace would require Israel's departure from the Golan Heights and co-operation from the currently sceptical Americans, so it is not an immediate prospect.

With German unification now an immediate prospect, and an international framework for discussing it agreed upon Feb. 13 in Ottawa, the Bush Administration's ability to finesse this fundamental question is rapidly diminishing.

And new infections appear with alarming frequency for example the Nipah encephalitis virus, which has killed over 100 people in Malaysia since last autumn, most of them pig farmers who caught it from their animals.In any case, routine pig-to-man transplants are not an immediate prospect.

Enabling people to live 150 to 200 years or more is not an immediate prospect but has become a matter of speculation after discoveries about stem cells and other cellular mechanisms, and success in prolonging the life of certain laboratory animals by genetic manipulation.

Without any immediate prospect of a cure, advocacy groups have begun promoting ways to offer people with dementia a comfortable decline instead of imposing on them a medical model of care, which seeks to defer death through escalating interventions.

Lawwell did not think there was any immediate prospect of a European League but said Celtic would play their part in any changes that take place.

But the absence of any immediate prospect of that happening is a source of concern.

But Mr. Toomey doesn't see any immediate prospect that any senators will reconsider their votes.

That's not because there is any immediate prospect of the US economy collapsing.