Sentence examples for constant prospect from inspiring English sources

Patrick's early races resembled an automotive version of "Dancing with the Stars," with a celebrity performing outside her element, in the face of the constant prospect of embarrassment (or, this being racing, of carnage).

Two or more cars racing nose-to-bumper have much more speed than a car alone; this makes for a thrilling race-day choreography of convenient collaborations and sudden perfidy, and for the constant prospect of a massive, multicar crash — "the Big One".

Two or more cars racing nose-to-bumper have much more speed than a car alone; this makes for a thrilling race-day choreography of convenient collaborations and sudden perfidy, and for the constant prospect of a massive, multicar crash—"the Big One".

Change is a metropolitan constant, but the prospect of a citywide low tide for dirty water seems, to some, like a threat to the very identity of New York.

To overcome the simplifications made on the rate constants, a future prospect could be to combine our notion of robustness with that introduced in [13] to also quantify the parameter ranges of stable behavior for cases for which the analytical results presented here do not hold.

On the streets of Srinagar, blood and guns have been such constant features that the prospect of war hardly meets with outrage or panic.

Keen believes that, even if the government decides to rule out a third runway, his constituents could still face the prospect of constant noise".If they are not going to end alternation, I would be delighted, and if they do end it, I would be extremely angry on behalf of my constituents, who will never be able to enjoy their gardens again," he said.

In all patients, the suffering was chronic, constant and unbearable, without prospect of improvement, due to treatment resistance.

This has not been a kind few years for the Times, with its management, its journalism, and its prospects, under constant and more often than not unflattering scrutiny.

There is little access to education, no nearby health services, few job prospects and constant power and water supply problems.

But she conceded that she wouldn't have contemplated getting them if not for the prospect of a constant supply of eggs to use in cakes and other dishes.