Sentence examples for difficult prospects from inspiring English sources

Both the United States and Russia face difficult prospects in getting the Geneva talks even to begin.

Such difficult prospects, hand-in-hand with higher tuition fees, spell challenging financial times ahead for recent grads".

Getting an authorising resolution through the Senate looks difficult; prospects of passage by the House look even tighter, with more than 200 members already indicating their opposition.

The House requires that any new program be paid for either by cutting an existing program or specifying a new source of revenue, both difficult prospects.

The House is expected to approve the legislation, possibly by a narrow margin, but it faces much more difficult prospects in the Senate.

"If they want President Obama and a loss of 2 million jobs, a decline of median income in America by 10 percent, and people looking at very difficult prospects going forward, they can choose President Obama," Mr. Romney continued.

Another option is to seize the facilities — an even more difficult prospect.

"It's a difficult prospect but it's better than no prospect".

Achieving this is obviously a difficult prospect, as Pakistan's history attests.

The two northern islands of Thassos and Samothrace are a more difficult prospect.

Until now, a difficult prospect in XPS imaging has been the identification of similar chemical states of carbon.