Sentence examples for declining prospects from inspiring English sources
The publication of "Declining Prospects" comes at a moment when Dewey faces the risk of collapse.
His latest, "Declining Prospects," will be released next month by Create Space, a self-publishing program owned by Amazon.com.
The declining prospects of the country's poor and black students can't be blamed on belt-tightening by Congress.
Citing the declining prospects of the magazine and music industries, it moved to a Web-only format.
What "Declining Prospects" says is that our capitalistic system will adjust economic imbalances and develop more cost-effective ways of delivering legal services.
As Michael H. Trotter, a partner at Taylor English Duma in Atlanta, says in his book "Declining Prospects" that there are only a few ways to increase profit per partner.
(Wilson argued that declining professional prospects made some black men less marriageable.
Declining career prospects for British officials are reflected in staff recruitment figures, released in April 2011.
The euro was declining as prospects grew for Portugal to accept a bailout, they added.
Declining economic prospects seemed to wind their way into all kinds of difficulties.
It was declining job prospects for its graduates – rather than rooftop protests – that did the most damage to Sussex's position.
