Sentence examples for ever prospects from inspiring English sources

As ever, prospects for peace rely as much on the intricate politics of the Sinhalese majority as on negotiations with the Tigers.

This is despite the prospect of €55m of merger synergies (representing 33% of 2010 EBITDA) the demise of a key competitor and, arguably, better than ever prospects for a re-entry to the US poker market.

"I'm certain that years ago I watched a documentary about him and learnt that he was England's brightest ever prospect.

The issue over pensions is of particular concern as my colleagues and I face ever bleaker prospects for retirement.

Despite setbacks, scientists and people concerned about women's health issues are more optimistic than ever about prospects for a microbicide.

Many like Ms. Denk, who stepped away from the work force, are now facing ever-bleaker prospects.

The German company blamed cutbacks in Internet spending by big companies as gains promised by e-commerce remained an ever distant prospect.

His father's political team continued preparing for a Biden for President campaign, more encouraged every day by what they saw as ever-brighter prospects.

Most of the city's white middle-class residents moved across 8 Mile Road and into the suburbs decades ago, leaving behind a predominantly black city with ever-diminishing job prospects, an ever-dwindling tax base and ever-declining city services.

The FA Cup final is, he says, "just another game" as far as preparation goes, even with the ever-lurking prospect of extra time and a penalty shootout.

A caveat: Balanchine's choreographic philosophy, plus the ever-present prospect of injuries, has led the City Ballet to be wary about advertising casts far in advance.