With a decreasing prospect of toppling the giants, entrepreneurs won't bother to risk starting new firms, a primary source of jobs and innovation.
Whether because of the evident relief of much of business at the suddenly decreased prospect of a referendum, or his own at having finally delivered, he seemed happy.
More than 40% of the parents expected that their children would have a decreased prospect in the labor market or difficulties in finding a spouse.
The workers in transportation and housekeeping have been faced with decreasing work prospects for longer than the past decade.
The estimates underscore the myriad threats facing low-wage workers in America, who in recent years have been buffeted by stagnant wages, decreasing employment prospects and higher education costs if they wish to obtain additional credentials in pursuit of better-paying jobs.
One systematic review found that interactions between researchers and policy makers and timing and timeliness increased the prospects for research use, whereas individuals' negative attitudes toward research and their lack of skills decreased the prospects for research use [ 5, 23].
The presumptive Democratic candidates for president and vice president, in a 30-minute joint interview given after the release of a Senate Intelligence Committee report challenging the prewar Iraq intelligence, said Mr. Bush's policies abroad had probably increased, rather than decreased, the prospects of domestic terrorist attacks.
This has a direct impact on employment because it traps people in homes that are underwater and therefore decreases job prospects as potential jobs in different cities become impossible.
Literature shows that lack of policymakers' skills and expertise decreased the prospects for research use and that training can affect their decision making and the quality of decisions taken [ 10].
Today, the military believes, the United States is fighting an intimate war in the right way, because soldiers have been prepared and equipped in a manner that increases the prospect of their victory and decreases the prospect of their injury -- whether physical or psychological.
