Sentence examples for current prospect from inspiring English sources

THE current prospect of American companies taking over a leading British pharmaceutical firm and a French industrial champion is rich in historical and economic ironies.

The current prospect of entering a world where machines are explicitly mandated to kill humans should give pause to all of us.

But, he says, "if we could manage 4 or 5 percent inflation over that stretch, so that prices were 25 percent higher, the real value of mortgage debt would be substantially lower than it looks on current prospect — and the economy would therefore be substantially farther along the road to sustained recovery".

Campaigners say many claimants are often assessed incorrectly and that the government should accept that many sick and disabled people have such severe health problems that there is no current prospect of their being able to undertake work or work-related activities.

Just as the current prospect of a bailout has given California's politicians an incentive to sit on their hands, not make the tough decisions and wait for Washington to come to the rescue, the same will happen in the future — conditionality or no conditionality.

According to the current prospect of allocating next generation wireless systems in the underutilized millimeter frequency bands, a thorough characterization of mm-wave propagation represents a pressing necessity.

A majority was "neutral" about the industry's current prospects.

Well, in many ways it doesn't, but only if we think about Facebook's current prospects.

He's a national news figure, a contestant in the current prospecting phase of the 2016 presidential contest.

Asked about the current prospects of a peace process, Obama told Levy: "I think it's hard right now".

C-Span's "Newsmakers" has Senator Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico, the chairman of the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, who will talk about the current prospects for energy legislation.