Sentence examples for change the prospect from inspiring English sources

"The revised GDP data don't change the prospect of the economy slowing down toward the summer chiefly because the boost from government stimulus on private consumption is likely to peter out," said Seiji Shiraishi, chief economist at HSBC Securities Japan.

Unless McConnell knows something everyone else doesn't, however, a little more money for premiums and perhaps a longer off-ramp for cutting back on Medicaid expansion doesn't seem to change the prospect that he doesn't have the votes.

But the fact that the Carl Vinson has arrived off Korean waters two weeks later does not change the prospect of a military conflict between North Korea and the United States.

Flash forward to this week, when Mr. Brady, 49, a former prosecutor, was envisioning the possibility of a sea change — the prospect of Republicans winning (or at least seriously vying for) a United States Senate seat, the governor's mansion, several United States House seats, and enough State House seats to draw the Democrats' notice.

If nothing else gets you antsy about climate change, the prospect of animals getting hot and heavy and creating mutant spawn probably should.

The release of data can change the prospects for people's quality of life – their length of life.

Could they have done more to improve their prospects for a run-in to the season that could change the prospects of the club for years to come?

Although the Bangladesh tour was an undoubted success on just about every front Dickason is wary of suggesting that this will change the prospects of Pakistan hosting international sides in the foreseeable future.

But she also knows that a network of leaders fighting together can completely change the prospects for kids in a school system most people had given up on.

The XIVth Dalai Lama has sent a message to the next occupant of the White House by signing an appeal that could fundamentally change the prospects for eliminating nuclear weapons world-wide.

A week had also changed the prospect of ordering takeout; it was now less the emergency Seconal borrowed from a worldly friend and more the first step of a downward spiral ending who knows where.