Sentence examples for bad prospects of from inspiring English sources

He promised everything to everyone, having one single goal: To gain power while in reality being aware of the bad prospects of his country's economy.

The U.S. champion Hikaru Nakamura not only ignored dr. Tarrasch dictum about bad prospects of a knight on the rim, he put both horses at the edge of the board, allowing Carlsen to build a decisive space advantage.

Don't follow so called prophets that claim brazenly that because the wealth of the sinner was laid up for the just, then go out and buy houses and open businesses, without understanding the bad prospects of recession.

He might be able to to roll back some of ISIS's gains, though that substantially raises the bad prospect of civilian casualties.

This is not a bad prospect for the new Government.

After learning that Ms. Brown and Mr. Moss both subscribed to the policy of telling a bad prospect it wouldn't work out, rather than stringing the person along, Mrs. Brachfeld decided they would make a perfect blind-date couple.

I sat down on a bund, and whilst deploring the bad prospect before me I noticed a small herd of buffalo going along in single file.

It would be bad for the country, bad for people and bad for our prospects of economic recovery if funding for local services is cut further to reinforce inefficiencies within Whitehall".

They're not going to talk you out of it, even if you are a bad prospect".

This continues until things get really bad — the prospect of the end of your career or your schooling looms.

With China on the rise, Mr Koizumi's victory may be bad news for prospects of peace and stability in East Asia.