Sentence examples for be a prospect for from inspiring English sources

"The Dark Knight Rises" also continues to be a prospect for Warner.

Although it is currently irradiated and plagued with natural disasters, it may be a prospect for future colonization.

He said a former secretary of state had called him to suggest that after the Palestinian elections there might be a prospect for a settlement, but that "I didn't delve into it".

"Probably Crawley and Bristol City next Tuesday night, then he may be a prospect for the Wolves game [on 21 September]." Turner, whose team have lost just once in their first five league matches, is also concerned that young strikers Tom Bradshaw and Graham Burke report back fit and well from international duty.

A Cardinal who is considered to be a prospect for the papacy is described informally as a papabile (an adjective used substantively: the plural form is papabili), a term coined by Italian-speaking Vatican watchers in the mid-twentieth century, literally meaning 'pope-able'.

Thus, our approach implying the use of artificial snoRNA analogues affecting the splicing and overall mRNA isoform levels may be a prospect for the development of novel therapeutic approaches.

I expect and hope that Russia will today tell us that there is a prospect for dialogue with a contact group.

"As long as there is a prospect for not losing this war," he said, "then we must not choose to lose it".

Such implementation of more realistic attenuation characteristics to OpenSWPC is a prospect for future development.

Switching off lights in uninhabited parts of the house, and in spaces where natural light can adequately provide the required illumination is a prospect for energy cut.

Drafted 163rd overall in the 2006 NHL Entry Draft, he is a prospect for the Florida Panthers of the National Hockey League NHLL).