Sentence examples for cloudy prospects from inspiring English sources
WHEN the Senate balked at providing federal aid to Detroit's automakers last week, General Motors' cloudy prospects grew darker.
But it is unclear whether the legislation, which faces cloudy prospects in the Senate, will succeed this time in prodding a China that has become more self-confident on the world stage.
Mr. Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said in a sharply worded letter on Saturday that he would no longer participate in negotiations on the energy bill, throwing its already cloudy prospects deeper into doubt.
GIVEN these cloudy prospects, some critics say Hearst's deal with Mr. Fang is a sham, meant to stave off antitrust action by the Justice Department while limiting Hearst's costs and shielding The Chronicle from serious competition.
But won't tumbling stocks and cloudy prospects for economic growth (see story, "What Soft Landing?") mean less demand for expensive trips?
If the Legislature and Gov. George E. Pataki can agree on a supplemental budget, a cloudy prospect at best, some of the harm to programs can be averted, but in other places, the damage is done until next year.
It leads to a long disquisition by Mr. Buffett on the plight affecting newspapers, namely their cloudy economic prospects.
With participation in over 90 patent portfolios, we expect ACTG to grow revenues in the 40%-50 40%-50 over the next three to five years, providing very attractive upside, albeit cloudy, near-term prospects as quarterly results are inconsistent based on lumpy legal settlements.
Without good data, the picture of how early education is funded and which children are enrolled, will only get cloudier -- and prospects for including pre-K in the full system of public education will only get worse.
Mr. Ouattara's prospects are cloudy at best if he takes office, Mr. Banegas added.
