Sentence examples for elusive prospect from inspiring English sources

The Division, for now, remains the interesting yet elusive prospect it has been for several months – albeit with some solid meat to its bones.

With entry-level jobs disappearing and competition fierce, many young people slip into a "relentless credentialing slog", amassing internships in the hope that a resplendent CV, a testament to dedication, may unlock the door to that elusive prospect – the paid job.

The hockey mom's hero was a more elusive prospect for Broomfield - she never delivered on a promise for an audience, leaving Broomfield to piece together a personality in her absence through meetings with friends and enemies, former colleagues and devoted fans.

"Home" is an elusive prospect, and in many cases, an all but unobtainable one.

Both have dreams and elusive prospects of grandeur.

It also endangers Israel itself, pushing already elusive prospects for peace ever more out of reach.

After teetering on the edge of a collapsed peace effort, and contemplating an uncertain future with the potential for renewed violence, they returned this afternoon to the same stumbling blocks, the same frustrations and the same elusive prospects for a final accord.

In conclusion, although the goal of organ vitrification remains elusive, the prospects for success have never been more promising.

That class has been pummeled lately, left with diminished portfolios, elusive retirement prospects and, as it turns out, nothing to wear at the office or when looking for jobs.

The other potential targets, intermediate filaments and microfilaments, have remained as elusive clinical prospects.

Yet the departed often seem no more distant to these characters than their all-too-living co-workers, neighbors and spouses, with whom deep connection is an elusive, almost dangerous prospect.