Sentence examples for clear prospect of from inspiring English sources

Here is the man who, with his own mentor, Cus D'Amato, nurtured the young Mike Tyson for four years, taking him from "smokers"—boxing nights in illegal Bronx fight clubs to stunning victories in the Junior Olympics, with the clear prospect of millions in the offing.

Neither a job nor an apartment — not even the clear prospect of either — awaited him.

Given the clear prospect of failure, it might seem odd that Jordan risked its prestige to set up the meeting.

A major deterrent is that Rawabi is situated in territory under Israeli military occupation, a situation that has no clear prospect of changing despite the start of formal peace talks next week.

Now, there is no clear prospect of a quick fix for Microsoft, as the center of gravity in computing continues to move away from the personal computer, Microsoft's stronghold, and to the Internet.

If you are one of the nearly five million American workers who have been unemployed for over six months, or one of the six million Spaniards, three million Italians or 1.3 million Greeks without a job or a clear prospect of finding one, this amounts to a tragedy.

Clear selection processes for training attendees [ 24, 27] and clear prospects of possibilities for upgrading after training are needed to keep HEWs motivated and prevent attrition [ 13, 28].

With clearer prospects of the U.S. exporting to the Asia-Pacific market, China and the U.S. would have common interests in safeguarding oil and gas supply security in this region.

Avoid the 'hate' factor: when the hatred and disrespect seem to appear so clear the prospects of offensiveness by words and/or by physical fight increase.

The commission made it clear that the prospect of a deep recession means the rules that cap budget deficits at 3% of GDP will not be applied rigidly.

With Athens erupting into violence last week as tens of thousands of protesters marched on parliament, it became clear that the prospect of further belt-tightening is a line few are willing to cross.