Sentence examples for apparent prospect of from inspiring English sources

And June 30th, the final deadline for devolving power to a Belfast assembly, is approaching fast, with little apparent prospect of resolving disagreements.

Since 2006, it has been in a debilitating recession, swamped by debts too great to be repaid — seventy-four billion dollats, at last reckoning — and without any apparent prospect of relief from Congress.

LONDON — Although there is still no apparent prospect of Turkey consenting to the Balkan allies' terms, hope has not been abandoned that a resumption of the war will yet be averted.

"It would seem to me that progress is far more likely to be made by 12 clubs engaged in debate about the future than by forcing a vote on a resolution that on the face of it has no apparent prospect of success".

There is little apparent prospect of recovery for collapsed species pairs (Gilman and Behm 2011).

Would Ashok have been better off staying, without any apparent prospects of finding work that used his highly developed abilities?

Despite this, Labour are about 20 points behind in the polls, with no apparent prospects of a revival.

Places like Warsaw, 17 miles north, and Fort Madison, Iowa, on the other side of the river, have few apparent prospects and seem to be shriveling away.

It was a poor effort by the Irishman, and it was matched by his apparent insouciance at the prospect of missing out on Celtic Manor.

New Labour's apparent horror at the prospect of any new and radical economic ideas is testimony to the degree by which they were dazzled by, and in thrall to, an economics to which they theoretically opposed.

EQUITY markets perked up a bit yesterday, partly on the news of some m&a activity (followed up today with the Microsoft-Nokia deal) but also by the apparent respite in the prospect of military intervention in Syria.