Sentence examples for an overwhelming prospect from inspiring English sources

Even though the 10th year won't look much different than the ninth, there's a lot of pressure being put on this moment to reckon with both the past and the future, which is an overwhelming prospect to many people.

Motherhood looks a frightening, overwhelming prospect here.

We have noticed the small scared part of all of us that would rather pretend this isn't possible than face such a terrible and overwhelming prospect.

What would be a worse prospect for Essendon supporters right now; reversing their form slump in the next few weeks but getting knocked out of the finals by AOD-9604 or not even being in the kind of form that makes that prospect an overwhelming concern?

But since a first-round parliamentary election last Sunday offered Mr. Raffarin's government the prospect of an overwhelming majority in Parliament, his authority seems set to grow -- provided that verdict is confirmed in the final vote on June 16.

The prospect of an overwhelming victory north of the border for the Scottish National Party (SNP) — a party which campaigns for the independence of Scotland and is now predicted to take dozens of seats from the Labour Party, which would likely thwart its hopes of winning the election — has resulted in the stirring up of nationalism.

But perhaps less predictable is the prevailing optimism, with two-thirds of those in the study hopeful about their long-term prospects and an overwhelming 96% saying they were glad to have taken a degree.

But so far the plan has not been an overwhelming success; very few top Latin prospects have emerged in the minor league system.

That money has helped set the stage for what Christie allies hope will be an overwhelming re-election victory this November in a Democratic-leaning state, boosting his prospects going into the 2016 presidential race.

Probably the only result that would give cause for surprise would be an overwhelming victory for one side or the other: neither a narrow win for either team nor a draw seem an outlandish prospect.

And an overwhelming majority – 79percentnt – of Lib Dem members think being in coalition will be bad for the party's election prospects in 2015.