Sentence examples for creating the prospect from inspiring English sources

It is their continuing dysfunctionality, reinforced as demand is held back, that is creating the prospect of a lost decade.

Exports continue to surge, creating the prospect that China may once again rely on foreign buyers to sustain rapid economic growth and limit unemployment.

Now he is on the verge of joining the Mets, creating the prospect that he could spend the next several years being a nuisance to the team that drafted him.

Methanol-based microcells, for instance, have roughly 10 times the energy density, creating the prospect of wireless laptops that could run all day without recharging, according to Rick Cooper, vice president for business development of PolyFuel Inc.

Of those seats in predominantly white districts, nine are leaning Republican, eight are tossups and at least five more are competitive, according to the latest rankings by The New York Times, creating the prospect of the biggest Democratic losses since 1994, when 19 seats fell.

In the summer, which comes early in the state, demand is expected to soar to as much as 50,000 megawatts in the deregulated part of the market, according to the Independent System Operator, the state body created to oversee the wholesale power market, creating the prospect of even higher prices and rolling blackouts because of shortages in supplies.

By living candidly - and often testily - in the present, he created the prospect of a comparatively orderly transition into posterity.

But this dishonesty has clever political implications.As well as disguising the full scale of the tax cut, it also creates the prospect of political pressure for more cuts.

For those countries which peg or link their currencies to the dollar there are also problems as QE creates the prospect of increased capital flows.

In Agenda for Change we have created the prospect of significant new opportunities for career progression and fairer reward for the work you do.

Florida's chaos has created the prospect of billions of dollars in federal and state money being made available to counties to upgrade their equipment.