Sentence examples for dim the prospects from inspiring English sources

In sum, that would dim the prospects for dim sum.

That decision could easily dim the prospects of an ultimate Gore victory in Florida.

"My belief is that, in the long term, the disaster does not dim the prospects of New York City".

The analysis by the agency's staff appeared to dim the prospects that Avastin would win a approval as a treatment for breast cancer.

As a member of the N.F.L. players' union, he also saw how dim the prospects after football could be for players without degrees.

But the vote against cloning does not necessarily dim the prospects for Congress to approve federally financed stem cell research should President Bush come out against it.

Glyndebourne (above, top) has a good track record for reinvigorating Handel, and even the damning description of director Barrie Kosky as "brilliant and provocative" (the sort of thing that is said about the vile Kusej) cannot dim the prospect of seeing Bevan making her Glyndebourne debut.

It did little to still the jitters now spreading through towns and cities, nor to dim the prospect that may well define the next five years: being ruled by people who know so little of the ordinary world, yet so blithely lay waste to it.

That dims the prospects for Connecticut homeowners seeking location contracts.

Senator Carl Levin of Michigan, the ranking Democrat on the Armed Services Committee, said the abuse scandal dimmed the prospects of success in Iraq.

He wanted to see murderers prosecuted and killed, and believed that the spooky and the sensational — and even the sorrowful — dimmed the prospects for conviction.