Sentence examples for example the prospect of from inspiring English sources

He is particularly exercised about the miniaturisation of war – for example, the prospect of privately owned drones, which have the potential to act as a new type of IED, able to be used in the air or on the ground.

For example, the prospect of nation-wide drone deliveries means the drones must take off with FAA approval.

For example, the prospect of meeting the roaming Professors or the difficulties in getting the four keys can rouse various emotions, such as excitement and frustration.

For example, the prospect of electrification paves the way for an industrialization that may not be all that desirable.

For example, the prospect of stemming the flow of immigration by EU nationals, a centerpiece of the Leave platform, looks more like chimera every day.

They mention, for example, the prospect of President Hamid Karzai staying on in office as president of the country for an indefinite period to be decided by unknown agents, or more likely, himself.

How do members of dominant groups, like US Whites, react when their privileged social status is threatened, for example, by the prospect of numeric decline?

But why, for example, was the prospect of NATO membership never offered to Russia itself — contingent on it pledging peace and coöperation, and vowing to respect the borders of all member states?

Populations on coasts, in Bangladesh, for example, face the prospect of devastating flooding, while those who live at the edge of spreading deserts could suffer famine and increased disease.

This entails whopping revenue figures even when occupying relatively lowly chart positions - pounds 2m for Moyles, for example - and the prospect of hefty paperback sales next year.

Mr Cameron took the comments out of context to use as an example of why the prospect of Mr Corbyn as Prime Minister was a threat to Britain's national security.